We went for replacement tires for our Honda Accord. The last set last over 80k. We like the warranty and the roadside assistance. My and my son both used the roadside assistance with great results.

I am buying these tires for the third time for my Toyota Camry. I put a lot of miles on my car because all of our kids live out of town. I bought the last set in Nov. 2021 and they passed inspection this month but because I live in PA and we get a ton of snow I will be replacing them this fall for snow safety.

I bought these tires for my 2012 Toyota Camry LE, which travels a few miles on well-paved roads in Tampa, Florida. I drive very little on highways and do not drive in extreme conditions. Once the tires were installed, my wife and I noticed they were noisy, with a vibrating and harsh ride. The vehicle was aligned at Tire Plus when I purchased the tires. Every 5,000 miles, the tires were rotated and balanced at Sam's Club. I always keep the tires at the correct air pressure. After 500 miles, we returned to Sam's Club to find out what was happening with these tires because the same problem did not occur with the previous tires. They rebalanced them, but the same problem persisted. These tires, with 22,073 miles on them in 3 years and 4 months, had a detachment in the center tread vein and a tread depth of 3/32. One side was not more worn than the other. I took my car to Stadium Toyota for inspection, and there were no problems that would cause this premature tire wear. The tire specialist told me it was a problem with the tires, not the vehicle. I went to Sam's Club to file a claim under the supposed 6-year/75,000-mile warranty, and they told me the tires were not covered by the warranty. No matter how hard I tried to explain, their response was that they would either remount the old tires because they could not do anything about it, or I could buy new ones. I ended up buying new tires for safety reasons. I do not recommend these tires.