[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had these tires installed on my Lexus RX350L. It is a smooth, quiet ride. Ordering was easy and the installation didn't take long.

Excellent customer service IN PERSON, friendly and helpful employees., NOT the Phillipines preventing me from talking to my local Sam's club employees!!!!!

I've only got about 1K miles on them, but so far, they are very quiet, smooth and the steering is even easier. Not much rain time, but the little I've been in, they performed well.

Drive was rougher than Michelin tires I had before. But I am very happy with Sam's Club service. Now I have Michelin tires and got the smooth ride back.

Very happy with the new tires. Also grateful to the tire center employee who gave me his advice when I asked him about replacing the tires on my vehicle.

After about 6k miles, I am happy with these tires on my 2019 Acadia Denali. Very quite, good gas mileage and sure-footed in rain. I have traveled though the deep south with these tires.

Sam's Club carries name brands AND any specific size and type, all at the lowest price. They mounted and balanced my 2 new tires, replaced 2 valve stems and replaced 2 tire air pressure sensors in just 35 minutes. Great service!

I purchased 4 pirelli scorpion as plus 3 tires and had them installed at Sam's. The tires are quiet and offer a smooth comfortable ride. The service at the Sam's tire center was excellent.

Was skeptical on buying tires other than Goodyear, but these are excellent. Smooth ride. Nice looking on my jeep. I like how SAMS stands by their customers to help anyway they can!

These are the absolute worst tires that you can put on your car. Sams club gave me 2.5 year old tire which had severe vibration issues since day one and i have been trying to get this issue resolved for months. They have balanced these tires over 6 times and the car still shakes at highway speeds. I was suckered into Pirelli because of their "racing heritage" but they are nothing more than cheap budget tires masked under their "premium name". If i were you, I would either stick with the best tire manufacturers (Michelin or Continentals )