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Hankook iON HT
Hankook iON HT
275/65R20 · All-season · EV rated · Fits R1
2.18 mi/kWh
What 16 R1s on Roamer averaged over 83,411 mi
No clear difference from the factory all-season tire, the Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT
What you could gain
No clear difference
R1S Gen 1 Quad owners average 2.22 mi/kWh on this tire and 2.07 mi/kWh on the factory all-season tire.
From 3 and 11 vehicles. Vehicles on each tire vary more than the gap between them.
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Every drive owners logged on this tire, by the conditions it was driven in.
mi/kWh
mi/kWh
Across vehicles
Each vehicle's own average. The bar holds the middle half of vehicles, the tick the typical one.
This tire
Typical 2.21 mi/kWh
Factory tire
Typical 2.13 mi/kWh
By temperature and speed
Average on this tire, with the gap to the factory all-season tire where it's clear.
City under 30 mph
Mixed 30 mph to 50 mph
Highway over 50 mph
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275/60R20 · 1 vehicle
2.32 mi/kWh
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LT275/65R20 · 1 vehicle
2.24 mi/kWh
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Michelin Defender LTX M/S 2
275/60R20 · 16 vehicles
2.17 mi/kWh
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General Grabber HTS 60
275/60R20 · 1 vehicle
2.16 mi/kWh
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Michelin Defender LTX M/S 2
275/65R20 · 20 vehicles
2.14 mi/kWh
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Toyo Open Country H/T II
LT275/65R20 · 2 vehicles
2.14 mi/kWh
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Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT
Factory · 275/60R20 · 170 vehicles
2.13 mi/kWh
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Bridgestone Alenza A/S 02
LT275/60R20 · 1 vehicle
2.12 mi/kWh
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Cooper Discoverer HT3
LT275/65R20 · 1 vehicle
2.12 mi/kWh
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Falken WildPeak H/T02
275/60R20 · 1 vehicle
2.10 mi/kWh
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Michelin Defender LTX Platinum
LT275/65R20 · 11 vehicles
2.00 mi/kWh
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Continental TerrainContact H/T
LT275/65R20 · 1 vehicle
1.98 mi/kWh
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Hankook iON HT
275/60R20 · 3 vehicles
1.91 mi/kWh
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Falken WildPeak H/T02
LT275/65R20 · 1 vehicle
1.88 mi/kWh
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Goodyear Wrangler Territory HT
275/60R20 · 1 vehicle
1.71 mi/kWh
Distance-weighted averages of drives Roamer logged on each tire, without a trailer, from owners who share their data with the fleet. A figure shows once 3 vehicles and about 100 miles stand behind it. A gap between two tires shows only when it's clear: bigger than the differences between vehicles on each tire would explain, at 95% confidence. Green marks a clear gain of 3% or more. Outside temperature is the average of a drive's start and end readings. Your results will vary with driving style, speed, weather and vehicle.
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Tire list sourced from the RivianTrackr Tire Guide.