R/T 6 speed 3.92 gear these hold pretty good in straight line accelerating. Better when warmed up a little. Corner and stop well. Handle good. Quiet at speed. Good stiff ride. Dont expect more than 20,000 miles. I have mine worn down pretty bad now with 15,000. They are safe and handle and stop good in rain but will get loose if not easy with them when wet.

I recently purchased four of these for our Honda Accord, I had Wal-Mart service department put them on. They are on a call in basis, did not have to make an appointment. They had the car for about an hour and all taken care of. The car had a donut tire on it, they were nice enough to place the spare back in the trunk.

These tires came on my 2013 Maxima that I purchased new. I have 99,670 miles on my car and just now needing new tires. I will never buy another tire, these have been exceptional! I only had to replace one due to hitting something on the side of the tire and it was not repairable. Highly recommend!

These tires came on a brand new Nissan Maxima that I leased. I currently have 29,000 miles and my dealer is telling me that I need 4 new tires due to tread wear. I do normal city driving. Now I have to purchase new tires and I only have 11 months left on my lease. This is just plain awful

These are the tires that came on my 2016 Juke when it was new. They're fair at best for day to day driving, but the worse thing about them is how fast they wore out. Yes, I know wear and tear is highly affected by driving habits, proper inflation, good alignment, & regular tire rotations. I work at a car dealership so I stay on top of my car maintenance, and I'm a fairly conservative driver. That said, even doing my part to extend the life of my tires, this set showed unusual wear and tear by no more than 25k & definitely needed replacement by 40k.

2013 SHO less then 5,000 miles when I pushed Ford to really look at issue. Car vibrates at all speeds. Told i was "feeling the road". I know what the road feels like and it's not a washboard. Road forced balanced wheels over 20lbs per wheel. Did not go away. Road forced two more times to get under 16 lbs per tire. One found to be defective. They got new tire to 8lbs. The vibration is better but not gone. 3 tires that are around 16lbs per tire. I am told that it's acceptable. I do not agree. Not for the caliber car that they are on. I'm shocked regarding the amount of time spent to road force balance these tires. It's not fair to FORD or the consumer. I have freind that is experiancing the exact same thing with 2013 Ford Focus ST. Very disappointed. A lot of money spent on a performace sedan and vibration is still present. Please feel to contact me....I'm not satisfied with this product.

this is the second set of tires I buy, the 2 back tires wore out in less than a year. I bought the new set and the same thing happened with regular driving conditions. when I visited the store to complain and inform them about the tire wearing out to fast I was asked if I race the car honestly I felt insulted. they were happy to tell me no warranty is given for the tires wearing out but wanted to sell me another 4 tires, wow definitely will never recommend this tire ever 8 new tires in 2 years wow what a waste of money.

We have a 2015 Buick Enclave. We have had the tires on for over a month and so far they have been great. They handle well and we have had some large amounts of snow fall at one time in PA and I blow right through it. I was concerned with road noise but I have have not heard any. Very pleased for the great price vs quailty. Plus it was so easy to buy online and chose where to have them installed, all I had to do was show up at that time, no extra costs involved!!

these tires were not as expensive as other tires I looked at. I have found that they rides very comfortably. We had a long and rough winter here, with ice and/or snow many days. I drove the car almost every day, and never felt the car slip/slide. I drove carefully, and felt safe.

These tires have a comfortable ride. These tires came with my new Scion xB. After 3 months driving my car, I got a nail in my front tire and a big screw in my rear tire. I went back to my car dealership and the technician told me that my rear need to be replaced the screw is located almost by the sidewall. I have to pay full price for the tire because they said is not covered by the warranty and the screw on the rear tire caused by road hazard. What a bummer.