I checked a lot of the different tires that Sam's offers and these tires have the best tire tread and brand warranty Sam's offers. I noticed a very smooth and quiet drive when I started driving with them. They stop when you need them to stop and when it's raining, they handle good too. Just make sure you get them balance correctly because I had to go a 2nd time to get them balanced since the 1st time the tire tech did it incorrectly.

I think Hankook makes the best tires

Great tire for the price!

I bought them for my daughters car. Without any prompting from me, she commented on how smooth her car handled and how quiet the tires were. For her to comment on the tires, I felt that I had made a great decision to buy these tires as my decision was made by the mileage rating and researching them on line.

Replaced OE Continental tires which lasted 41k miles. These Hankook tires made me feel like I was driving the car brand new! Smooth steer and drive! Hope they last 80-90k as promised. I am good for the next 5 yrs atleast! And to top off, a $40 hankook rebate was available, which essetially brown the cosy down to under 100 buck eaxh for the PT tire. 225 65 17. Get them!!

I like the 90,000 mile warranty. I liked that they were all weather tires. The price was AWESOME 👍🏻👍🏻. Their rating/review on the internet were above a 4.5 ⭐️ rating of over 300 people. The Walmart employee of 20 years in the auto department has them and highly recommended them since he has over 4500 miles on his truck and said their is no wear on them - just rotate them every 5000-6000 miles.

Bought two of these about 6 months ago for our Rav4 to see how they wear. Bought two more recently. Based on treadwear and miles on the first two, I estimate that the four tires will last around 40,000 miles. I know it's less miles than advertised, but most treadwear claims are overly optimistic. And we live on a rocky dirt road. Treadwear warranties through Walmart are worthless. Traction on wet pavement and on gooey mud is pretty good. Haven't had the chance to try them on snow or ice yet. After driving on a curvy portion of I-25 in New Mexico during a very heavy rain, I am confident in their performance on water. Kept it at 75 while others were slowing down, and never felt any loss of traction.

Supposedly, I had good, new tires on my car when I bought it, but it has never once - in the past five years of owning it - felt 100% in control when I drive. The brakes were always a little too sloppy and didn't come to a perfect stop. Curves and corners always elicited a minor squeak even at super low speeds. Going up big hills, I couldn't go too fast or the the car would slip and stutter. In prep for a long road trip, I finally set aside the cash for new tires and picked these. Not only was it not as much as I expected it to be (less than $500 installed), but it's like I replaced my car with a new one. It now stops on a dime. I had super fun doing doughnuts in the roundabout - with not a squeak from my tires, or any slipping on the road at all. And getting up the hill to my house was cake. These tires hug the pavement and don't let go, and they're quieter, too. I actually feel a lot safer driving. Admittedly, I have yet to take them for a drive in the rain. And I live in a rainforest, so it will get wet. But I am definitely confident that these will be fine. I'm actually looking forward to it.

have to check air pressure often and inflate about 5psi about every 1-2 weeks, kinda strange, previously I did not have to do that with other tires I owened other than the occasional every few months check and inflate if needed, all 4 tires slow pressure drops equally.

Just had new set installed by Walmart. They are replacing a set of Kelly's I think. Traction on wet road was okay don't know about wear yet. Handling on a 16 equinox is horrible! I would rather just left old tires besides traction. Feels like I'm riding on half flat tires.