🚗 Hankook Ventus S1 Noble 2 Performance Radial Tire: 255/50R20 105H - Enhanced Driving Experience Guaranteed Review

Looks good, but nothing more. This is OEM on my 2017 Explorer and the protectors are gone for about 25k. Don't buy, they wear out quickly.

Do not buy these tires. They have a terrible lifespan. At 25,000 miles on my Ford Explorer all four tires need to be replaced.

Terrible tyres. I have 19,000 miles (almost 3 years) and all 4 need to be replaced. They appeared on the Explorer when I bought it. Very disappointed.

Less than 20,000 miles driven normally. They appeared on our Explorer 2016. Complete garbage. Don't buy them if you don't like throwing money away.

Great for my 2008 Odyssey, disaster for my 2017 Xplorer Sport. At 13,000 miles they broke the tread blocks and ripped them off. Ford has signed a deal with Hankook. I received a $761.00 tire credit from my award winning dealer. Hello Michelin. Problem solved but my Honda has a +3 setup with a 19" version of the same tire and they are great tires. Must be a poor tire for sport with its power and torque.

DO NOT BUY THESE TIRES. TRRADLIFE IS LIKE 20,000 MILES. MY TRUCK IS A 2016 FORD EXPLORER SPORT, THE TIRES COME ON IT. I HAD 19,300 MILES ON IT AND THE TIRES ARE 4/32". I DON'T DRIVE CRAZY OR FAST, IT'S JUST LIGHTER DRIVING NORMAL. I NEED NEW TIRES NOW, I PUSH EVERYWHERE, IN SNOW, RAIN, SAND, EVEN ON THE COLORFUL PEDESTRIANS ON THE STREET. HANKOOK DOES NOT WARRANT TIRES, EVEN STATING THAT THEY HAVE A 50,000 MILE WARRANTY ON THEM.

DO NOT BUY THESE TIRES! Boycott Hankook. We bought a brand new 2017 Ford Explorer Platinum and it came with these tires after only 11,000 miles the front tires showed signs of missing parts like bits of rubber that were just 'broken off'. Contacted Ford (shame on Ford) and they didn't even bother, saying it was the tire manufacturers' responsibility (really?) and asking me if they documented the tire changes as the tires had fallen apart a total of over 11,000 miles for one joy ride, right? I…

To be honest I liked them when we bought our 2017 Ford Explorer Platinum Edition 4WD. They drove well, weren't noisy and I liked them. Then in 2019, after 12,000 miles, I rode it in the snow. I parked in a snow covered lot and was pushed by two people. The tires had no grip in the snow. Four-wheel drive was useless with these tires. However, I live in southern Arizona, so snow isn't usually an issue. We now have 18,000 miles on the car and the tires are 4 mil on three of them and 3 mil on one…

Like all other tyres, very poorly made. Ours started to lose large chunks of rubber from the tread area that was deeper than the actual tread depth. The dealer told us it's cosmetic only, don't worry. These tires are on my wife's Ford Explorer, she drives normally and pays around 10,000 a year on the car. These tires literally started falling apart at about 15km and now we have to replace them at 22km not because of tread depth but because of the amount of missing tread due to the loss of tire…