I installed CR1 205 60 R16 on my Ford Focus last month. Basically I just want a comfort and quiet tyre, and cheap. And this Toyo CR1 does not disappoint. If you want comfortable and quiet, this CR1 is the one to get. It's surely a softer rubber as you can feel it when you are driving as if the vehicle is on a cushion. Low noise as well. It is fine during cornering and braking too unless you drive like an F1 driver then that's a different story. For everyday usage it's good and most importantly, it's the cheapest compared to other common good alternatives. There's a squeaking sound from the tyre when the steering wheel is turned left and right on concrete car park ramp at low speed. Apart from that, there isn't any peculiar or abnormal behavior of the tyre that I notice of.

This is the price I got from the tyre dealer, cheapest quote when compared to the other 3 tyre shops I asked around.

205-60-16
Michelin Primacy4 2023 RM395
Michelin XM2+ 2022 RM385 left 2
Continental UC7 2023 RM365
Toyo CR1 2023 RM295

Ok sure. If above Proxes CR1 any option? Would like to stick back Toyo 

The rear wheel alignment is not only bad, it is real real bad.

Read your rear Total Toes value (3.8/2.2 mm).

In order not to cluster this thread on CR1 tyres, I'll suggest you pose the question/problem of your tyre noise, accelerated tyre wear rate etc on a thread (Alignment Discussion - How to interpret wheel alignment numbers?) started by me as follows:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5080912

Meanwhile Google and read up on topics like types of tyre wear pattern, cambers, toe in, toe out, rear torsion beam design etc.