I had the toyo teo's previously and the workshop offered me these as replacement when they were due for replacement. They are on my 2000 corolla and so far i like they a lot very grippy and not noisy at any speed.
I would definitely recommend these and they are not exprensive as $95 fitted and balanced.

So it was May 2015 when I had replaced Bridgestone Supercat tyres and I didn't like the eventually and decided to replace them with Toyo tyres. The Supercats struggled to grip on the wet and felt they're hazardous. I only got a set of NanoEnergy 3 tyres for the front.

So I tried the set on a street whilst it's wet and they gripped very well so far. However over the distances, i've noticed the tyres have fairly significantly less tread than the tyres at the back (Proxes C100) but still have a fair bit of tread left.

At the moment, the front and rear wheels have been rotated a while ago. Since then, the Proxes tyres grip well.

They're okay on top of that.

Originally our 2012 Mazda 3 had a set of stock bridgestones on for 69,000kms, which became worse with road noise as they wore. We were starting to get tired of this road noise, it made us question the refinement of the car. At some points were considering selling the car. After putting these tyres on, they car is so much smoother, quieter and handles so much better. Worth spending the extra money on the tyre.

Just bought these Toyo based on these reviews and so far am very disappointed with them, I have a Honda Jazz and replaced the original dunlop tyres, they drive just the same as the old but the noise levels are dreadful when I drove them home they were no different from the old but when I hit the motorway the noise levels are way worse than the dunlop, the dealer raved over how quiet they were and the forum said the same but my experience is totally the opposite.

Replaced Toyo Teo plus and not as good. Out of 10
Dry grip 8
Noise 7
Ride 6
Control and feedback 6
Wear tread life 4
Wet grip 4
Fuel economy no measurable difference city driving
Value for money 5 on special
I preferred the original Toyo teo plus over these
Would be more careful before buying Toyo again as not good value at full price

About 5000 kms travelled thus far and I can see what all the fuss is about. Better than my previous benchmark, the Maxxis MA-P1 205/55/16. Rather solid tyre, made in Malaysia, not China, running at 38psi. Precise neutral steering, great all-round grip, impressively quiet on most surfaces, assured braking, slightly improved fuel economy, reasonable value for money, especially if you find current Tyrepower 4-for-the-price-of-3 deal. Unable to guesstimate wear on these, though I imagine 50,000 kms should be possible (for us older non-leadfoots). Purchase with confidence!

First impressions were markedly reduced road noise at all speeds and road surfaces, fantastic feel through the steering wheel and comfortable ride. Good enough in dry conditions and looking good in wet too. I can feel it's low rolling resistance while driving; mileage improved slightly. Sure, I will recommend them to all my friends.

After spending a lot of time on research I finally bought the new Toyo Nanoenergy 3 in size 195/65 R15 for my VW Golf MK4 as a replacement for my old Toyo Teo Plus tyres. I've done over 15000Km with these tyres. The new compound tyres from Toyo have amazing dry grip, excellent wet grip and they are very quiet indeed. Fuel consumption has improved. The overall ride comfort is fantastic. These tyres are amazing. I would rate them 5 out of 5.