I use these on a Camry Hybrid that I have had several sets of Pirelli P7's on. The Nankangs were less the half the price of the P7's and looked to be very similar. These tires are unbelievably quiet, they don't squeal on hot pavement or going around a corner to fast. The tread pattern is more aggressive than a P7 with a reduced turning radius and initially a little touchy at highway speeds. You get used to it and can compensate for it. At half the price or less than the Pirelli's or a good set of Michellin's these are a fantastic deal. They were fine on a ice coated parking lot, I have yet to use them in snow more than a 1/2 inch. Wet weather starts, stops and turns were the same or better than the P7's. The tires will probably go up in price.

Update: After 10k miles I can say these tires are some of the best all season tires I've owned for winter conditions. However, there was a noticeable drop of about 3mpg over the low rolling resistance P7's on a Camry Hybrid.

Wish I'd have bought them a few months back but I didn't need them, yet. The 215/60/R16s were about $46 ea.
Make certain you research the places they'll be installed through Amazon. The store assigned to install the tires I purchased, turned out to have a lot of fraud, incompetence and vehicle sabotage complaints. I told Amazon I wanted to change stores, within 24 hours of purchase, before shipping. They said I had to cancel the order and reorder. I did and they sent them, anyway. I'm still fighting the installation charge on my account and the reorder sent 4 tires to my home instead of the shop assigned to install them. They also delivered 3 of the 4 ordered, one day placing them directly in front of my front door so I couldn't open my screen door and sent the last tire another day, after I complained.

These tires have one of the highest load/speed ratings possible on any tire, 99V, they have a deeper/higher tread measure than mainstream tires; their tread pattern channels are aggressive for water channeling and they are still quieter than the$124/tire Michelins I replaced. I don't know of any or more than a few that are higher speed/load rated and you' be hard pressed to find them. You won't find them for less than 60% more in price. The maximum inflation rate is 51 PSI compared to 32-36 PSI for conventional tire company product. Aggressive! The issue is that if you have direct Tire Pressure Monitor Sensors, your trouble light will come on if they're inflated above the PSI coded in the ECU. This may be an issue for you. It took 3 hours to set mine to spec for my Nissan Altima Hybrid so it won't trip the monitoring system. Mine are set at 38 PSI. They handle well and while I haven't used them in anything but hot weather, over 90 degrees, they are super quiet. BTW, I used to install tires when I was younger so I know how good the tread depth and the tread pattern is on this SP9 CrossSport. Anybody remember when Yokohamas were cheap Japanese tires? People joked about my cheap tires. Now, they're one of the top 5 names in manufacturing. Expect Nankang to move up.

This is the 2nd set of tires I've purchased from amazon. Had them sent directly to the shop and prepaid for the installation as well. Tires are quiet and comfortable. For some reason, I'm still not at ease when driving in the rain, in particular cornering off of ramps. They don't seem to grip the road like I'd want them to do.

I balanced, put 1000 miles and they feel smooth on highway.

Tire wasn't in a box! But it has stickers all over it! I am please with my purchase! I will be ordering again! It even came 2 days earlier!