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Product Name: | Goodyear Reliant All-Season 235/65R18 106V All-Season Tire |
Product Description: | The Goodyear Reliant All-Season 235/65R18 106V All-Season Tire offerss you an improved driving experience with enhanced wet grip and all-season confidence. Goodyear Reliant All-Season is designed to maintain road contact with a specialized rubber compound and aquatred grooves to maximize water evacuation. The optimized tread design and construction handles driving variabilities to deliver reliable tread life and a quiet ride. Get an improved driving experience and all-season confidence when you choose the Goodyear Reliant All-Season. |
Product SKU: | 808355930 |
UPC: | 697662147596 |
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The walmart initial install was fine for me, actually getting them rotated has been a pain/impossible most times. I would consider paying someone else for lifetime rotations+install unless your time is worthless.
Haven't had any bad experience with Walmart's automotive department or warranties on tires. Used to know a guy who worked there years ago. At least at the time, they had a big pool of money to cover things going wrong. Every time they had to pay to fix something, that pot dropped. If the pot was not zero at, I'm guessing New Years?, the money was given as bonuses to the employees for not messing up. Always thought that was a good program.
The only time I tried to use a tire warranty was when I was learning how to drift, and the tires just fragmented. Knowing I would get caught, I asked my Grandma to go explain that the tire was falling apart. And they saw through that ruse. So, they had to explain to some old lady that you can't power slide, drift, e-brake turns, etc. if you want to use the warranty. So, I had to buy new tires shortly after buying new tires. Expensive hobby I immediately gave up.
The price of a tire is proportional to the vehicle that it fits. A popular SUV tire can cost 2x the price of a sedan, even though the cost of manufacturing is +5-10%. A difference of 1 cm in width and 5% aspect ratio can bump tire price by 20%. That's marketing 101.
The Member Mark potato chips taste the same as the Lays chips. These chips probably come out of the same Lays factory.
They ride quieter than my Douglas tires. Anyway, I'm happy with them. Also got my air pressure sensors replaced for a reasonable cost.
They ride quieter than my Douglas tires. Anyway, I'm happy with them. Also got my air pressure sensors replaced for a reasonable cost.
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The price of a tire is proportional to the vehicle that it fits. A popular SUV tire can cost 2x the price of a sedan, even though the cost of manufacturing is +5-10%. A difference of 1 cm in width and 5% aspect ratio can bump tire price by 20%. That's marketing 101.
The Member Mark potato chips taste the same as the Lays chips. These chips probably come out of the same Lays factory.
I had Viva3's on my old Sienna. They lasted longer than the Dunlops it came with, the Falkens I replaced with (lasted only 16K), the Pirelli;s after that (About 22K). I got over 50K on the Viva3, and they still had over 4/32's when I sold the vehicle.
I believe this line is basically based on the last generation of the Assurance line...
Are they the best tires out there, no, but a solid choice especially at the price point. Much better than the Chinese made tires.
They ride quieter than my Douglas tires. Anyway, I'm happy with them. Also got my air pressure sensors replaced for a reasonable cost.
Still very god deal when comparing to costco tires, getting full set at half the cost. Even if they last 5 years instead of 6-7, I'd rather drive on fresh tires than top of the line but old.
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And then there's the even more budget "Douglas Touring A/S". Walmart-exclusive as well and is pretty much a rebrand of the old "Kelly Edge A/S", replacing the old "Douglas All-Season". Same exact tread if you compare. Goodyear just kicked an old tire down the chain (Goodyear -> Kelly -> Douglas) and called it a day.
AFAIK these tires are made in USA, Mexico, and Chile. Good luck