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I ordered Yokohama Geolandar G055 225/55R18 98H (DC) AS A/S, but received the 98V. I went a head and used it because I needed a tire immediately. It would have been a hassle trying to exchange it. I do however think that you are providing a great service.

Hopefully if I ever order from you again, I will get what I ordered,.

These were a replacement set for original equipment on my Lexus. The first set lasted 65,000 miles and I did not even know I needed tires until I left the wheels turned one day and noticed it. They were in very bad shape, but it they showed now sign of needing replacement other than lack of tread.

They are a quiet smooth tire. After replacing them the ride and performance was so much better that I didn’t even mind paying the high price for the tires. All said and done it was about $950. 00 with some kind of protection plan and tax.

If we keep our Cadillac XT5 long enough I will also opt to put the Yokohama G91 tire on that too. I’m just that pleased with the tire!.

Not worth the price. Plus Wal-Mart cannot find any of my information in their system lucky I had my paper work. I Didn’t have my tires no more than a year before I got one nail in it the shop say they couldn’t fix.

Have to reorder a new tire which I won’t get much of a discount or warranty because they don’t tell you they go by the tread not how long you had the warranty. Waste of money go cheaper. They also slide in the rain and snow.

Not worth the price.

I bought the set in October 2021, though I did have a set of Michelin winter tires already on rims. The Cross Climate in my estimation, exceeded my expectation in snow and icy conditions. I do live in Ontario, Canada.

What surprised me is the lack of aquaplaning going through water and the excellent stability, handling, smooth ride and quietness of these tires. In all honesty, when this set needs replacing, I will definitely stick with the Cross Climate.

I also found the grip to be excellent, winter or summer and no slipping when starting off in the snow or wet conditions. I have always been a Michelin owner but these are the best yet.

I put a set of four of these tires on my 2020 Honda Ridgeline in May of last year, and they have been absolutely phenomenal in wet weather. They are without a doubt the very best wet weather tire I have ever had, and that is my single most important criteria for selecting tires.

I was very pleased with their performance in light snow this past winter- a capability that isn’t needed EVERY winter around here, but sure does give peace of mind. BUT I can definitely verify what another reviewer said about longevity- I just purchased another pair, because both of my front tires were worn nearly bald in less than 20,000 miles (The rears look like they will last as long as the new front tires.

I am a fanatic about maintaining proper air pressure, and did not rotate specifically because the wear was so evenly distributed across each pair of tires that buying a new front pair when necessary worked just as well).

Another 20,000 miles from now, I will be looking into a set of CrossClimate 2 tires and hoping for substantially better tread life, but even if I don’t find it I am not sure I can go back to driving on other tires that don’t have this kind of grip in the rain.

My main concern with getting this tire was noise. I drive a Tesla Model X and were pleased with other reviews regarding handling in inclement weather, but I was concerned about noise because my OEM tirew were Continental CrossContact Sport with ContiSilent foam technology.

I can now tell you that the noise level from these tire are at best marginally worese than the continentals. In fact, the difference would barely be audible to most people. Most of the road noise I hear are from other vehicles, and no amount of foam in my tires will change that.

These tires are better in every respect than the Continentals, and I will never go back. I have long been a fan of Michelin products, and have been waiting for over a year for Michelin to produce tires that would fit my vehicle.

(I have 20″ rims). In conclusion I wanted to add that I purchased these tires at Costco, which I also highly recommend. The CrossClimate tires also carry a superior warranty over the OEM tires. Thank you Michelin!.

Overall, probably one of the best all season tires available for 195/50/15, where there really arent many options. I drive in the mountains through all weather conditions with a modified 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage.

When new, they do exhibit an odd lag between steering input and the car actually turning. However, the grip definitely is there. They havent complained at all with spirited mountain driving. If you want immediate steering response, stick with a summer tire.

Wet cornering traction is quite good. I can confidently keep up a brisk pace in the rain, but I still get occasional wheelspin leaving stop signs, but they’re solid in the corners. They hold up very well through various temperature ranges, even the cold rains in the spring and fall.

Light snow traction is good, but I have a set of dedicated winter tires for the heavy stuff. The Hankook Ventus V2 Concept2 set I ran before were downright sketchy in the rain, but somehow had an AA traction rating, but had better steering response.

Downside is they wear quite a bit faster than I’d expect, but I do run them hard. If you need confident traction in all conditions, including in those transition periods where it’s too cold for summer tires but too warm for winters, this will get the job done.

So far, these have been the best performing tires I’ve had on our Honda Fit Sport. This year’s winter has been one of the snowiest and coldest on record. and these tires have exceeded what I ever expected.

Very nice riding and grippy. The car doesn’t seem to slip on the ice as much. Last year’s trip to Duluth went off without a hitch, as these tires handled the twists and turns of the North Shore just fine.

Great in rain too. We’re really good at regularly maintaining our car, so I’ll keep an eye on what the other reviewers we’re saying about sidewall bulge. I have faith in these and would DEFINITELY recommend them otherwise.

Let me start by saying that I’m a spirited driver. I like taking turns fast. And these tires hold up to my driving style extremely well. Very confidence inspiring. Great for acceleration, braking, and cornering.

Not a whimper from them, where my last tires (Sumitomos of the same tier and price) would squeal all over the place on turns or if I let the clutch out too fast. Great grip in the dry and very good in the rain (no ABS here to save me, either).

And they’re actually very competent in snow, to the point that I’ve been able to work my way through everything except snow taller than the ride height of my car (6. 3″ per Honda). At that point, it’s not the fault of the tires, just time to break out the shovel.

Never got completely stuck in the snow because of these tires, never lost traction. And I do go out often when it snows. Will continue to buy these tires as long as I have this car (96 Accord), and possibly for future cars.

These Tires were original to my FWD 2014 Buick Regal Turbo. Rotated every 5K miles. They were comfortable, decent performance and overall good tires. I recently replaced them with Continental Extreme Contact DWS06 Plus.

These last a good long time, 100,000 miles, 50,000 miles each tire on the drive wheels which is right on par with the warranty. The reason I didn’t purchase these again is because they are really expensive.

I understand that they are touring sport tires so they have to be both comfortable and have good performance and tread life but when i switched to the continentals, the new tires were just as comfortable even though they’re ultra performance all season.

These tires run even more expensive than the critically acclaimed Michelin pilot sports. The MXM4s also have pretty thin soft side wall, maybe for comfort but it was flushed with the rim so no protection from curb rashing the rim.

The rubber compound is softer which makes for great stopping in wet but the trade off is they don’t last as long as rivals, especially for heavier vehicles like EVs. Overall a Good tire, but for the money you can buy a tire that offers more for less, including offerings from Michelin.

I bought a used Honda Accord V6 Coupe that had these as OEM tires. Two of the original tires were worn below my comfort level heading into winter in WI. My dilemma was to spend money on four new tires, upgrading to a much better tire at a much higher cost.

Or to buy two replacement OEM Michelin MXM4’s to get me through winter. I chose the latter. I was hesitant to buy new OEM replacements because of the terrible reputation they have. But I’m pretty happy with these.

The ride, noise level and handling of these MX’s are very good. Again, wouldn’t be my first choice if I had to buy a full set but I have no regrets for the money spent. All I can say about longevity is that the tires I removed, also MXM4’s were wearing evenly and still riding smoothly at about 45,000 miles.

Just not enough tread left (IMO) for the upcoming winter.

I bought a 2018 Honda Accord Touring new with these tires. I drive pretty tame in Kansas. flat. no curves. I do a lot of gentle engine breaking and with a CVT there isn’t much exciting about 0-60, so these tires live a boring life.

The car lives in a garage too at night. I got about 35,000 on the original set and decided to replace with the same tire. I am at 68,000 and it appears I am about 4-5k miles from a third set. I used to run Goodyear Assurance Comfortred’s and get the advertised mileage (80k) in older Accords when I used to travel highways all the time.

I think 45-50k would be realistic on these tires. 35k just seems low. Also, once you get down to about 4-5mm of tread depth, the noise really picks up.

Bought this tire to pair up with the original spare that came with the truck. These tires are a bit pricey for my needs, but it was preferable to buy one tire verses two, or run a mix matched pair on the same axle.

This was the best price I could find on this exact tire. This model tire didn’t seem to give very good milage from those that came on the truck, but since I only needed one, it was the best alternative.

I bought less expensive tires for the rear axle. My pickup is 2WD.

Set of tires I bought had date code less than 10 months old, that’s the same I would get at any tire shop. These are soft rubber like I was looking for. Had them on my F150 for a few weeks, hold air just fine, balanced like any other tire.

They have a soft, smooth, quiet ride. I feel like the truck grips the road just fine and does not have that slide feeling like some hard rubber tires. I have had alot of tires over past 35 years. Wish I would have saved money by getting them online long ago.

I will have to see how they handle in the snow this winter. I read some complaints of not holding air, those guys probably did not get new stems installed or the installer didnt wipe the rim bead before install.

All is well and I am happy with by purchase.

I have been driving my car with run-flat tires for 10 years. Although run-flat tires are the specified tires for my car, I have sacrificed ride quality for so long. I decided to put the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S tires into my car.

They were on promo during the month of April 2022 which helped in my decision. I appreciate that they are not run-flat tires. But, what a difference! These tires are so quiet and I’m enjoying a much better ride in my car now.

I will test them through the winter months later in the year since they are all-season tires. I hope I won’t need to switch into my winter tires. I highly recommend these tires!.

Handling in rain is amazing!! Its been pouring here in cali! They told me from our multiple local tire shops here in California that that these tires are not available nowhere in USA due to backorder and i assume PANDEMIC! Well thank you gov.

DESANTIS for not shutting down your states economy and providing services for us Californians! Thank You!! I was able to order them from FLORIDA since no other state carried them. These tires are amazing! I used to drive Primacy MXM4 and these new tires beat them they are handling amazing on slippery roads tested these tires in pouring rain.

Best tires I’ve ever had on the Si. The Si (though it could also be my driving style?) is very hard on the tires and tires don’t last very long, even tires with 45-55k mile warranty usually last for only 25k miles, before they get bolder than my head, even with frequent rotations.

I currently have over 170k miles on the car and at each previous tire change I tried different brand, usually getting cheaper tires at around $100, last time, Michelin had a rebate and I decided to try them.

best tires ever. However, these Pilot Sport A/S 3 Plus did not even last 17k miles. yet well worth the money. grin inducing at every turn. did I mention best tires I ever had? so for my next set, I replaced with the next gen Pilot Sport All Season 4, which are supposed to be even better.

Very smooth and quiet tires. This is the 3rd set of tires I have had on this vehicle and these are the best so far. Much better than the Michelin Latitude Tour and Cooper Evolution Tour tires used previously.

Walmart’s price was incredible. I was able to get them while they were on sale, plus Pirelli was offering a rebate at the time. Between the sale and the rebate, the per tire price was $87LESS than the regular price.

That saved me $261! Plus they were shipped to my house for free and arrived in only 3 days. Walmart said it would take 7 days, but they shipped them right away and arrived in only 3. Amazing service! I paid a mobile tire installer to come out to my house and install the new tires.

A great experience from start to finish. If I had to criticize one thing, it would be the age of the tires I was sent. One of the three tires had a manufacture date of February 2020. The other three tires were all June 2021.

Surprised that Walmart would have a 2 year old tire sitting around considering how much business they must do. Most likely a case where old stock gets pushed to the back instead of rotated to the front when restocking.

However, that is just a nit pick since the tire was the same make and model and size and balanced perfectly. Great tires so far! I used to use Pirelli tires decades ago and for some reason stopped. Now that I am using them again I am not sure why I ever stopped as they make a great product.

Great pricing and service from Walmart on a premium product. Thanks!!.

Ordered 2, 1 as replacement tire and a 2nd as a matching spare to go with the 4 new ones I had new a month ago (one of the 4 new ones had their sidewall cut by road debris). Had weird white stuff on the second set of black wall tires that took 3 scrubbings from full strength tire cleaner to sort of get off.

Eventually with tire shine it looks like the other 4 new tires. The original 4 new Pirelli’s from BB Wheels 2 months ago didn’t have this crunchy white almost like salt residue. In terms of ride and handling they seem fine.

Too early to gauge how much of improvement over OEM these are for wet, dry braking, handling and traction.

About 1000 miles into these tires. I bought them to replace some Firestone tires that weren’t even half worn out (the Firestone tires were extremely poor!). So far, these tires perform world’s better than my previous.

They’re installed on an AWD Dodge Charger. I’ve experienced deep snow recently in Michigan and dry and wet pavement. I cannot attest to the tread wear lifetime as they’re too new to me. Hopefully I’ll remember to make an update next year after I have more than 1k miles in on them.

These are the best touring tires I’ve ever owned. Price, quality, made in USA. Very smooth and quiet, great performance, wet and dry. Recommend to rotate and balance every 7,500-10,000 miles, have a proper alignment, good suspension, and these tires should last 45,000-55,000 miles.

Not sure why others have a problem with thread life. I assume it’s because most cars are not well maintained, or these are not suited for your application. Sure you’ll wear out tires much quicker, unless you buy a tire with extremely hard rubber compounds, then you get noise, poor performance, etc.

there are trade offs. But for an all around touring tire, these are the best I’ve owned, and I’ve gone through a lot of tires. Would buy again, and again.

These pajamas are so wonderful! Will be the only brand I buy moving forward! I was hesitant about the extra length added to the legs/pull over sock option. I was worried the extra length might make the pjs harder to put on.

Plus other brands have tended to get too tight around the ankles; making it hard, even without extra length. Well, these slip on like butter and I have loved being able to switch her feet btwn covered vs open for moments where it’s a colder floor vs a warm, playful morning of running around the house.

A wonderful design! Another product I say to myself “why didn’t I think of that?!” Lol.

I checked out the reviews on this Goodyear tire pretty extensively prior to committing myself on purchasing a set. Reviews were pretty mixed. Many were bad, however the majority of the reviews were favorable so I decided to take a chance especially because the price of the tires were so low after the Sam’s club rebate.

I am here to tell you that so far I love these tires, granted I just bought them. Many people complained of noisiness and very low mileage tread life. The common thread seemed to be with Honda Accord owners.

Not sure on how these owners maintained the tires. Proper rotation and inflation for the tires does help the tread life. All this aside, I have found them not to be a noisy tire at all. I previously had Scorpions by Pirelli on this Nissan Pathfinder and they were okay.

The noise level is about the same which is nice. Also I have noticed a big difference in tire performance overall in favor of the Goodyear’s vs the Pirelli. Stops nice, rain performance is good and they ride very nice.

If you can get a deal like I got, you’re a winner. Even if they only last for two years, you’ve bought a nice tire with this Goodyear Eagle Touring model.

Love em, although only 300 miles since buying, these are a dream – car used to drift ever so slightly towards road center (up camber) I thought I needed a wheel alignment although unsupported by the old tires perfectly even wear.

On my car this would have been a $300 ordeal (no one in town can do European car alignment). Now she runs straight as an arrow. Road noise minimal (my old Yokohamas Geolanders) were also quiet so comparable to expensive rubber.

On wet roads excellent grip just as good as Yokohamas. On a snowy patch up the mountain had very good grip also like my old Yokohamas. Price wise, well almost 40% cheaper than the Yokohamas. So all in all at the moment I think these are a brilliant find/purchase.

Ordered these tires online and just had them installed this morning. My Armada seems to go thru tires fast. The last set of Goodyear I had started wearing out around 20k miles. Given the cost of tires in this size I was having a hard time picking a new tire.

I went with these because of the hefty discount, I’ve never found tires in this size for less than $130 a tire. As soon as the technician rolled these out today he said “Wow! These are nice tires. ” I told him the price and he was stunned.

They are also directional (which I wasn’t familiar with) but it basically means they are side specific. Just riding home from Walmart I was shocked at the noticeable difference in the grip on the road and handling.

They are also quieter than my previous tires. Time will tell how they hold up but I’m seriously considering ordering a second set to keep for next time. I’d say for this price you can’t go wrong. They are better than the original stock tires and the Wranglers I replaced with last time.

I didn’t give 5 stars just because I don’t have enough time with them to truly give that extra star.

Nice Tires. I looked for some tires that would fit both the tire height and width and I didn’t have much clearance on my truck. After comparing and measuring both the tires and wheels I decided to go with these.

Being the tires will never see bad weather and I really liked the tread design. One other thing. The company that these were shipped with actually delivered the tires to my side entrance garage instead of just leaving them on my porch.

Love these tires. My second set. The tires get great mileage. They are quite and handle well on wet roads. They are manufactured in Korea and the quality is as good or better than any other tire. My favorite characteristic of the tires is the low sound level they generate rolling down the road and the way they handle in rainy weather.

Great tire. 60000 miles before needing replacement.

So far, so good. Only had them on for about a week, but I could instantly tell the difference between these Nexen tires and the Good Year Assurance tires that were on the vehicle. First – these tires are virtually silent compared to the Good Year tires.

Next, they handle very well in rain and snow. Impressive quality for this pricepoint. At this point, I would buy them again next time I need tires.

I bought 3 new tires to replace well-worn HTX ones from 2016. The fourth tire, an RH5, had only 30K miles on it and is in good shape. It had replaced a sidewall puncture. Walmart’s price beat all competition, and enabled me to enroll them for routine rotation and road hazard protection.

At first, the front tires seemed out of round or lumpy, causing the steering wheel to shimmy above 50 mph. There was no shimmy from the old tires, so it to be the new tires, not mechanical damage. Spinning the wheels showed some slight tread variance, but not large enough to be concerning.

So, I took the tires for a 2400 mile planned road trip, during which they quickly smoothed out – within about 300 miles. But that initial shimmy kept the rating to 4 stars. They are quiet, grip really well on all surfaces: asphalt, concrete, gravel and dirt, and provide a comfortable ride.

They had limited exposure to rain so far, but their older “cousins” performed terrifically when wet even in their final miles. I continue to be very happy with Nexen tires on my Armada.

Received them in a timely manner. Took them to Walmart Automotive for mounting. Rough ride, took back to WM Auto to re-balance. Still a rough ride. Took to Firestone for wheel alignment and another re-balance.

Techs there said it took a lot of weights to balance. They implied that the problem may be due to the tires themselves since I didn’t have this issue with the old tires that were the same brand.

Bought this tires for a Chevrolet Traverse. Glad I made the purchase. Vehicle feels like it is riding on clouds. The ride is super smooth and quiet. A big, noticeable difference. Have not driven in rain, yet, but given the all-season rating, I’m sure they will handle well.

I would recommend these tires.

I was amazed how fast I received the tires. So far excellent traction in snow. Only con tires have a little more road noise than the previous Nexen N’ Fera RU5 we replaced on suv. Overall I feel I made the right choice on these tires.

Have these on a 2011 Silverado 1500 and have put 10K km on these tires in a wide range of driving conditions. In short, if you’re looking for a tire to use year round in mixed on/off road driving I would definitely recommend these tires and would buy again.

I do 80/20 on/off road driving and have had Michelin Defender LTX and Duratracs before and was looking for something in between the performance of these two. On road: the Coopers are quiet and smooth with no noticeable difference in ride quality/handling from the LTX, no noticeable affect on mpg.

Better road manners than the Duratracs, especially at highway speed. Off road: the off roading I do is light. Mostly gravel/dirt roads, wet grass, and light mud (at most half a foot). The Coopers do great on gravel/dirt, the rock ejectors do their job and the truck feels planted the entire time through corners and hills.

Zero issues with wet grass, flat or on a hill. Would not be my top choice for mud, the Duratracs really shine here. Coopers have some slippage in deeper sections in 2WD where the Duratracs wouldn’t. In 4WD the Coopers can take on mud conditions with ease where you have stock clearance.

Winter: The Coopers do very well in snow, zero issues, no noticeable difference from the Duratracs. Better on ice than the Duratracs, but ice is ice so nothing is going to beat a dedicated winter tire.

On ice there is slippage (with an empty truck bed) when accelerating from a stop in 2WD, but in 4WD have had zero issues. Overall a good tire in winter conditions. The Coopers are a great year round all-terrain tire for a truck/SUV and perfect for my needs!.

I bought these to replace the OEM tires on my 4Runner and I’m very happy with them. I have a couple thousand miles on them so far and have driven in all conditions, dry, hot, wet, snow, ice, dirt/gravel roads, and a little bit of mud.

They have handled all conditions very well and have given me a sense of confidence/safety that I was looking for. Compared to your standard highway tire they only added a slight bit of noise, definitely quieter than other tires in this segment that I’ve experienced.

I wasn’t able to notice an MPG decrease either, maybe. 5mpg loss if there is any difference. They cut through water very nicely, they’re really good in the snow, especially fresh snow, and they are showing no damage or signs of wear so far.

I will say if you encounter mud often look at other tires, these seem to fill up with mud and lose performance very quickly. The only thing holding them back from 5 stars for me is that they are not fully siped, so about halfway through the life of these tires the sipes will be gone and your water/snow performance will decrease.

My next tires will have full depth siping.

I purchased these for my 2016 Honda CR-V AWD. a bit more aggressive than what you typically find on stock CR-V’s, but my Michigan exploring and photography sometimes takes me through rougher back roads and 2-tracks, even during extremely harsh and heavy winters.

Let me tell you: These tires ROCK! Since the majority of my driving is still on paved roads, after seeing the awesome but fairly aggressive tread, I was really concerned that these would be noisy, handle rather loosely on the curvy paved roads, or be uncomfortable or sketchy when hitting rough spots on the highways at higher speeds.

Immediately after getting them installed, I was pleasantly surprised and almost shocked at how quiet these tires are, and how well they grab the road and handle through curves, turns, and day-to-day driving including on the highway where they absorb bumps well, and still feel solid.

I have much more peace of mind venturing out into rougher areas now as these grab through the dirt and mud extremely well, and although I haven’t had them through winter yet, have no doubt that they will also be exceptional performers in the snow.

I’m actually really looking forward to that! My wife’s 2011 CR-V is due for new tires this fall, and I’m very seriously considering stepping her up to these awesome tires as well! Besides their exceptional performance, they look awesome too!.

I purchased these tires one year ago exact I put 1000 miles on them and they were already worn down on my 2019 Volkswagen take one. They have to be the worst tires that I’ve ever had because you could only get 8000 miles out of a 50,000 mile warranty tire? Do yourself a favor and think twice they handled poorly, they’re not all what they’re cracked up to be in Michelin is in the process of giving me some kind of a credit.

I probably got defective tires that sat in a warehouse or something. Will never buy this brand again.

I wanted something pretty aggressive for offroading as well as the look for on road. What I really didnt expect was just how well these tires actually do on the streets. Not too loud, dont pull real bad, and have had great traction in snow and rain in NH.

Offroad these tires really shine. Excellent grip in rocks, mud and trails. Easily cleaning their tread by spinning up. I will be buying another set when i wear these out.

I had the NITTO trail grapplers in a 35×12. 5r20. they looked great lots of compliments. These yokohamas though, what an upgrade so far. I got 62k miles out of my nittos and rotated them once. I got these Yokohama tires at a price of about $600-$1000 less.

the real savings is in who you have install them. That’s another $500. Buying these tires and doing the route i decided, i saved around $1400 from my original qoute of full install. I saved over a thousand dollars, my gas milage has gone up, my tires are quiter, adn my gas mileage has raised 3 miles.

Awsome tires! I have been running BFG T/A for 20 years and have been missing out. Excelent ride quality and the wet traction is incredible. Road noise is no greater than worn T/A s. Would highly recommend these tires for daily driver and off road.

Tires have a little bit softer sidewalls then the Pure UHP Summer tires I swapped out for my 2005 Cayenne Turbo. Otherwise great first drive. installed on Friday then went on a 350 mile road trip the next day.

Curvy mountain roads at 37 degrees and dry pavement. Trip also included long straight sections at highway speeds(65 to 80MPH) and even some slow gravel road. Smooth and quiet tires.

The tires received was round and smelled like tires. They have plenty of tread on the tires and seem to hold air well. How they will wear in the mountains here is anybody’s guess since I average 20,000 on any set I’ve purchased.

Sorry for the tongue and cheek review here but I just got the tires and they already want a review. What kind of stuff is that? I will say that Walmart did a great job on the price. I saved 132. 00 on a set of 4 over the best internet price and they shipped them fast to me.

I had them installed locally and still come out ahead with Walmart. Check here before you buy!.

The Yokohama Geolandar G057 came well rated and have proved excellent, providing fantastic grip throughout the year including having been well tested in the snow.

Im not sure how to go about writing this review; however, I have had these tires for over 2 years on my car and a few months ago I took my car for service and my tires were great. Im ordering new ones, because I want new tires just in case we get a big snow this year.

Im not sure if 2 years is the standard timeframe to have tires on your car but it seems long enough for me. Actually it will be 3 years in February. Before I purchase the new ones, I will definitely go to my Honda dealer to check on the tread.

I hope this review helps you make your decision. Great price and durability!.

I bought these tires for an old Trailblazer that doesnt have too many years to run. I have never bought off-brand tires before, but for the price and overwhelmingly positive reviews I decided to take a chance.

My only real concern is durability. These tires are not steel belted radials, and they do NOT have a standard treadwear mileage warranty. Thats odd, but they do warranty them for defects. Without any mileage warranty, its hard to compare them to other tires.

However they do have a UTOG treadwear rating of 500, which is better than some 50k tires. There are several positives for these tires so far. First, unlike other off-brand tires, they look good on my truck.

There aren’t big letters screaming Brand X Tires on the sidewall. The tire has an attractive serrated pattern that runs all around the sidewall, with just a small “Westlake” and a “SU318” stamp. In short, its real hard to tell these are off-brand tires.

They give a soft, quiet ride with very good wet and dry traction. Hopefully they will be ok in the snow. So, in closing the only unknown on these tires is how long they will last. Stay tuned.

Put these on my daughters Lexus RX300 Thick sidewalls protect from Curb Rash. Also help in cornering. Had GoodYears on before these are much better. Firmer tire witch is a good thing on a soft 75 series tire.

Helps with cornering performance. More like the factory Michelin tires that came on the Lexus when we first bought the Rx300. Good in rain Ok in snow Great Value tire. These are made by Sumoto tires.

They balance without led on your rims. Runn true and quiet.

I purchased 265/70/17 3 years ago. I drive 89 miles one way to work 2 times a week from WV to NC plus whatever I do in my time off. I LOVED these tires, worn great, lots of tread still left even when I decided to replace them.

I totally could had got another year out of them given if I lived in an area that doesn’t see much snow. We get a lot of snow in WV and can accumulate to several inches. These tires did awesome only a few times did I slide but thats cause I was driving too fast for conditions but was able to get it back under control.

I hydroplaned a few times but thats only when my tread started getting low and again, my fault. I drove fast around curves and these hug the road nicely not allowing me to fishtail evem when the tread were low.

I wished I had the money to buy these again but when I purchased these 3 years ago it costed me over $1000 at Walmart, but I did get the road warranty too. Would I recommend “Oh Yes!” I didnt do much off roading but when I did these did a great job, go good in snow (I rarely use my 4wd only when I seriously need it most of the time its in 2wd.

) So yes, if you have the money I would recommend.

I just got the tires so I have no comment on how they wear. What I can say is I have an old F150 pickup. I live in Central New York area, which gets a good amount of snow. The only weight I have in the bed is the spare tire.

Not long ago I got to drive through 6″ to 8″ ‘s of snow. The only time the tires spun, and that was briefly, was at stop signs in unplowed sections. The roads were unplowed and I had no problems. I am well pleased with these tires.

I bought these tires for my 2012 z71 chevy colorado. It came with the same tires when I bought the truck new with only 15 miles back in 2011. The tires lasted me 10 years 125,000 miles. I could of push it for probably another year maybe 2 but decided it was time for new tires.

I had never had tires that lasted me this long and had tires on my other vehicles with highly known name brands that only lasted me fro 50,000 to 75,000 miles (5 years). I highly recommend these tires.

While 10 ply Tires were ordered I received standard load tires. Company said I ordered these because there are two tires with the same description one standard load one 10 ply. I was very careful to look at specification prior to ordering.

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For a middle of the road line of tire this so far has worked well for me, but only had chance to drive in dry circumstances. So I will update you once we get rain or snow on the performance. Choose these tire for All season and all weather, the original tire I wanted was no longer available that I had used in the past, so my next best choice.

Great set of tires needed almost no extra weights to ballance. 2002 Chevrolet truck runs like new with new tires on it thank you Priority Tire for one of the best sets of tires I have had. I definately will buy from them again fast delivery.

Have a set of these on my Hyundai Elantra Sport. At 17K miles one tire developed cupping and needed to be replaced. Bought a spare and then at 25K miles my left front began to split along the tread and sidewall.

Mind-you, the tread depth was wonderful. What alerted me was the rough ride and noise from the tires that slowly got worse. Dealer told me I’d have to just ride it out till I wore them down enough to justify changing them out.

I was not happy with Hyundai Dealer in Tallahassee, Florida; I felt they should have changed them all out being that the car was only a year old. My assumption was correct when the second tire began to separate.

I’d never buy this tire! I have four of them with 75% tread that are junk!!!!.

These also came standard on my 2017 Ford Explorer Sport and started to rip and shred with under 25,000 miles. even with tire rotations every 5,000 miles. I contacted Hankook and explained the situation.

They said to take it to a Ford dealership and start a claim. Well, Ford doesn’t want to deal with it. pretty much told to go pound sand. Just got the new Michelin CrossClimate2 tire installed. will never look back.

Friends don’t let friends buy this tire.

Installed these on a 2019 Land Rover Discovery Sport. They are a bigger tire all around. 1st thing I noticed was how quiet they were compared to the factory installed Continentals. Then the handling, which felt more responsive, and heavier at the steering wheel, which gave the ride a sportier feel.

What I don’t know is how well the tread life will be over time. This SUV is in Southwest Florida so I wasn’t looking for an “All-Season” tire, but wanted a tire that performed well in rain. This tire has a great rain rating as well as a dry pavement rating.

Difficult to find tires to fit my 2015 Audi SQ5 with 21 inch oem rims without spending $450 a tire. This is my 2nd set of Atturo’s and for the price these are a great alternative to the expensive big brands.

Tread life may not be as long but for the price can’t be beat. Tire ride is comfortable, quiet and are sticky enough in the bends. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a great tire at a reasonable price.

My scatpack came off the showroom floor with 20 245/45/20 Goodyear Eagles. Those Goodyear theyre good tires dont get me wrong, but not for the hp of my scatpack. Ive read some reviews and watched some YouTube videos and decided to go with the Atturos.

Very impressed with these tires. I know the hp of my scatpack and Ive punched it several times with these Atturos and she leaves pretty good. With the Goodyear Eagles you punch it while leaving and you can make a little smoke show or something.

Nobody wants that at least I dont. But I will say this the Atturos will spend a little if you just floor it from the starting line, but not even close to what the Goodyear Eagles would do. The Atturos are great on a rainy day.

The traction omg is fantastic and they look great on my car. This tire is quiet while driving. Now I did notice at high speeds on the expressway like over 95mph and just turning left to right very quick as if I was trying to avoid a accident, you can feel the difference with the handling vs the Goodyears.

The Atturos are a little swervy at high speeds. I would say that would come from the compound of the tire. Its like a soft to medium compound. You could spin the tire over a couple of times and hook pretty good, you dont have to smoke them like youre at the racetrack or something.

You cant go wrong with this tire especially for the price.