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Value Installation: $28 per tire
Tire Mounting
Valve stems / TPMS
Lifetime balance and rotation
50-mile re-torque
+ Road hazard protection warranty
Basic Installation: $18 per tire
Tire Mounting
Valve stems / TPMS
Lifetime balance and rotation
50-mile re-torque
Lexani LXTR-203 All Season 185/60R15 84H Passenger Tire, $44
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Lexani LXUHP-207 UHP All Season 205/40ZR17 84W XL Passenger Tire, $50
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Lexani LXTR-203 All Season 205/60R16 92V Passenger Tire, $51
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Lexani LXUHP-207 UHP All Season 235/45ZR18 98W XL Passenger Tire, $61
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If you have no tires, or bald tires and if you drive a clanker, if you are on fixed income or if you are desperate for any tires and can't afford anything else just buy them ... but I'd not for family car , or for a decent car
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If you have no tires, or bald tires and if you drive a clanker, if you are on fixed income or if you are desperate for any tires and can't afford anything else just buy them ... but I'd not for family car , or for a decent car
If you have no tires, or bald tires and if you drive a clanker, if you are on fixed income or if you are desperate for any tires and can't afford anything else just buy them ... but I'd not for family car , or for a decent car
It says in the description not to drive these in the snow.
If you have no tires, or bald tires and if you drive a clanker, if you are on fixed income or if you are desperate for any tires and can't afford anything else just buy them ... but I'd not for family car , or for a decent car
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Ihave driven many brands on my "2nd most american made car" (if u know) in the past 3 years. oem Michelin Pilot Sport2, then Primacy MXM, then Achilles ATR Sport and Sport2, then Continental ProContact RX, then Arroyo Grand Sport 2.... I installed the Lexani LXUHP-207 last year and was not impressed. The tires did not perform well in damp / wet roads and easily broke traction without pushing limits... even in drift mode the tire wouldn't hold a consistent line and would "slip" more than "slide"
To give context: Achilles, Ventura, Much Macho and other similar priced no-name brands I personally purchase have better handling
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