Once You Use Hankook Tire’s iON EV Tire Line, You Don’t Go Back

With the surging popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) and a growing emphasis on sustainability in consumer choices, Hankook Tire is positioning itself at the helm of EV tire design innovation. The company's line of EV tires, the iON evo AS, iON evo and iON icept, focus on both enhancing the driving experience and reducing ecological impact.

[@phantomphotography7392]

I bought the Ion evo as for my tesla m3 performance, however, i went to an 18" wheel so i can have some sidewall to protect my wheels. They are great tires overall. If they last 50k miles (what their warranty is) than I will be very happy.

[@jaykid007]

These work really well with 18 inch rims on a performance?

[@freddybell8328]

Any acceleration difference?

[@jaykid007]

Any updates?

[@homoconspectum]

This is NOT a review, this is reading the Hankook advertisement text! Jeeezz...

[@vincentrobinette1507]

Does the Hankook iON EVO all season come in 185/65R15? I'm interested in running these on my 2006 Toyota Prius Hybrid. I want to compare them to the Michelin Energy Saver A/S, which so far, has been the most fuel efficient tires I've ever tested.

[@robertbone1820]

Why don’t you make a 235 - 55 - 19” tire?

[@chanyeecheng]

they have this size. i just bought it for my kia carnival

[@rkgsd]

With all the branding and company b-roll, it's obvious this video is a promo, not a review.

[@victorbobier3416]

Nice tires, but I won't be buying any ions, why? My 2015 Chevy Spark 2LT EV takes 185/55r15 or 195/55r15 tires, ion doesn't do compatible 15" tires.

[@quartytypo]

If you have to ask how much EV tires cost, you can't afford them.

[@rkgsd]

If you don't ask how much anything costs, you're foolish.

[@RockofArizona]

Sorry…. those long finger nails drive me nuts!