So I have a stock 2015 and my tires are starting to get close to needing replacement. I bought the car certified pre-owned and the dealer put on a set of Continental PureContacts before I took delivery. Wasn’t very impressed initially. On the first drive home I noticed a significant shimmy and after 3 visits for balancing, ended up having to replace two of the tires due to them being out of round. Car rode great but now they are at 4/32 and now transmit a LOT of road noise into the car. I’m ready to replace due to them also hydroplaning around 55+ mph.

I’ve been looking at these as replacements:

Michelin Primacy MXM4
Yokohama Avid Ascend
Bridgestone Potenza RE97AS-02

I’ve read great things about the Yokohama’s and the Michelin’s I know are great tires because my brother had those as stock tires on his 2014 Camry SE V6 and those lasted him 60,000 miles. The Bridgestones are fairly new but the few reviews I’ve read have been fairly positive.

Just curious if if anyone has any experience with these tires or if there are any other tires that work well with our cars. I’m mainly looking for something that has a solid/stable feel on the highway, doesn’t emit much road noise, and has decent wet traction/hydroplaning resistance.

Those are the OE tires that mine had too before the Continentals. When I test drove the car, it had the Toyo tires on it, but they were down to 1/32 at 33,000 miles. Those were the first ones I looked when I noticed these getting lower on tread and they’re CRAZY expensive!! Apparently they’re manufactured in Japan where our cars were built, which I guess explains the high price. I don’t know if I’m willing to pay $360 per tire though lol. I know Toyota used the Michelin Primacy MXM4 as OE on the Camrys with the 18in wheels in may just go with that unless I find something else better or someone recommends something. I wish I could afford the OE Toyo tires though. 😕