GT Radial Maxtour LX 235/65R18 106H

Excellent value for these 235/60R18 tires. They were delivered quickly and look great on my vehicle. The handling is much improved, and they feel very stable even in wet conditions. Very happy with this purchase!

quiet, smooth riding, tires. they handle well also. can't beat them for the price.

Good tires..Great price Got them on 2 days before big snow storm...did great

The GT Radial Maxtour LX tires are for my 2017 Hyundai Tucson. I've had them for about 10 days now. My first impressions, they are quieter than the original Kumho tires. The GT Radials also feel softer, like the sidewalls are softer than the original tires. We had some rain the other day and they handled well without any noticeable sliding. The GT Radials are not a name brand like Good Year or even the lesser known Kumho, but the specs were as good as or better than some of the name brands. They are a product of the Giti Tires of Singapore but my set of tires were made in a factory in South Carolina. I purchased the tires from Priority Tires through Amazon. I also purchased the tire installation through Amazon and had the tires sent directly to nearby Mavis Tire Center for the installation. The install appointment was scheduled online as well. That process was seamless. So far, I'm pleased with the tires.

They seem ok right now no complaints. I just had the tires installed on a 2023 Infiniti q50. Let's see how they hold up but they look good and feel ok right now. They seem like good value for the price

Purchased a set of four for a Nissan Maxima 2020. Long daily commute, part of that on highways with no bumper to bumper traffic or slow downs. About a half a season on these without an issue. Purchased these because the dealership wanted $1200.00, discount tire places wanted $800.00. These were less than $500.00, 600AA (60,000 mile), V, and I liked how the tread pattern looked. They ride smooth and are slightly quieter than the OEM. Maybe one MPG better. Performance and handling is similar enough that it doesn't matter. Driven in all sorts of weather, storms, and conditions. Except ice and heavy snow, so I cannot speak to that yet. Overall I'm happy with these tires and would buy them again. At the time of purchase, I did not find anywhere where it said that these were all season tires. So unless these are crazy bad on the ice or heavy snow I'm not sure why they are so cheap. Even then, the performance tires tell you that they are not winter rated which I did not see listed for these either. I can buy a set of snow tires and still be ahead. Edit: These have been great and have lasted a few years without issue. It's time to buy another set, but I only need to replace two of the tires because they have held up so well. I'm thinking I'm somewhere around 50,000 mi with these tires. I'm replacing these two now because I wanted a new set for the winter season.

We purchased these tires approximately 2 years ago. They have about 30k miles on them. They are sold with a 70,000 mile warranty. Good luck on that. At our last service to rotate the tires we were told they need to be replaced. This is my wife’s car which I do t pay much attention to so I was quite shocked to hear this. They showed me the tires, which are worn to the wear bars. I took photos and sent them to the seller.l for possible warranty coverage. By my math, these should last about 40k MORE miles. They would be racing slicks by halfway to that number. The company told me that the manufacturer requires the tires to be sent for evaluation. Yeah ok. I’m supposed to take the tires off my car, ship them, wait for however long they take to make a decision, in hopes that they might cover part of the cost of a new set of crappy tires. Not going to happen, which they well know. Bad experience with the tires, the seller, and the company so far.

I drove extremely slow in wet weather! When driving over the steel bridge my car felt as though it was skidding and I had to drive slow. Scary!!! They are fine when it’s dry.