Tire Question

[Busdriver]

My Hankooks are on the skinny side, and now that I moved to the great white north I am planning on all season replacements.
IIRC in North America, there is no way to determine the rolling resistance for particular tires only sold here. Have
I missed a source for information? I figured everyone here would have the answers.
Thanks

 

[insightman]

My Hankooks are on the skinny side, and now that I moved to the great white north I am planning on all season replacements.
IIRC in North America, there is no way to determine the rolling resistance for particular tires only sold here. Have
I missed a source for information? I figured everyone here would have the answers.
Thanks

Here's a thread on "All Season Tires," and a much, much longer thread, "Tires (Summer/Winter/All-Season)." I don't believe anyone has yet found a US source for rolling resistance numbers.

 

[Busdriver]

Here's a thread on "All Season Tires," and a much, much longer thread, "Tires (Summer/Winter/All-Season)." I don't believe anyone has yet found a US source for rolling resistance numbers.

Thanks Insightman,
I had found those threads, and have spent way too much time reading, comparing and obsessing.
I was hoping there had been a source for resistance ratings which maybe I had missed. Probably
going to roll the dice and try one, and hope my efficiency doesn't take a big hit.

 

[Rexsio]

Thanks Insightman,
I had found those threads, and have spent way too much time reading, comparing and obsessing.
I was hoping there had been a source for resistance ratings which maybe I had missed. Probably
going to roll the dice and try one, and hope my efficiency doesn't take a big hit.

I use them on 2 cars and I love them SE only winter Subaru all year on SE I didn’t notice range hit as I use them from November to April and in those months we driving slower Hankooks on SE summer . I have those Nokians on 16” with 10 mm spacers as they not avilable in195/55/16 . All season tires are different than ALL WEATHER tires as not many people knows that fact.Nokian WRG-5 Remedy all weather tires made in USA Read about them on Nokian .com All season tires are not design for snow or temperatures below 45’ F.