3.5 years in Yaris and 40 thousand kilometers.
I had no problem with the grip, its sides are soft and cushiony.
If you push them in a turn, they feel like you have balloons, but they hold you well.
As soon as the wear indicator shows, change them immediately; their behavior changes right away.

Placement on i20 model 2010 replacing the Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance which was good but now impractical due to cost.
I did not notice anything negative in terms of driving behavior, neither in rain nor in noise, for durability and wear I will come back after a year of use.
Important: they are no longer A in wet, they have changed category to B, if you find A it is an old series of tire construction, the new ones in this specific size come in B wet & C consumption.
The only downside, as with many tires nowadays, is that they have soft sidewalls and bulge easily to the point where you think they are deflated.

I installed them in my daughter's car. Very good tire in all conditions. Relatively economical and reliable. I highly recommend it.

I have had them for 3 years and they have disappointed me almost from the first semester. When the road is slippery, they do not have good grip. On dry pavement, they are fine

Placed on Hyundai i20 1.2
After 2.5 years and 44,000 km:

The tires maintain their performance to a very good degree, especially on dry roads.
As expected, since the tread has worn down quite a bit (it's at the change indicator), they lose grip on wet roads, especially in heavy rain.

However, they have never disappointed me and I have never felt scared even when I pushed them quite hard.

In terms of noise, they are neutral, neither annoying nor silent.

In terms of wear at 44k km, I consider it to be expected, showing that they are quite a soft tire that will still give you a good number of kilometers.

The only thing I would like is a slightly firmer "shoulder" to have a more immediate response to sudden changes in direction, but this seems to be more noticeable in aggressive driving.

Lastly, I should mention that small cracks have started to appear on the tire surface, but I consider this normal for their age.

Overall, I am very satisfied with the tire and would easily buy it again.
The previous tire was the Michelin Energy Saver, with which I almost lost control of the car twice.
The next tire will be the Falken Ziex 310 EcoRun, which is quite similar to the Hankook and I want to try it out.

I have put them on a Suzuki Swift, 1.5 years ago, after the first three months it was slipping at startup even on dry pavement. I am not satisfied at all even though they had told me the best about the tire. I would not buy them again.