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I bought these Reliants last year in December during a similar deal for my 2012 Accord. I was pretty hesitant as I usually try to get highly ranked tires. But to be honest, these tires are great. They are as quiet as my prior Pirelli Cinturatos. Snow has been rare lately, so I didn't really get to test them on snow or ice. But they are great in rain, and I've been in torrential rainstorms on the highway with them. I don't drive at excessive speeds or very aggressive, so your mileage may vary. Can't say much about wear since it's only been one year and maybe 15,000 miles, but they look no better or worse at this point than more expensive tires did. I will probably get them again if this deal keeps coming back every November/December.
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The cheaper Douglas Touring A/S tires are going on sale later for cheaper than these Goodyear Reliants, if Walmart follows last year.
Douglas is owned by Goodyear; the Douglas Touring A/S is a rebrand of the Kelly Edge A/S that has been around for a while (Kelly is also owned by Goodyear). Another Walmart exclusive and should be the bare minimum cheapest acceptable tire to buy - do not trust the ones from the Chinese companies produced in the majority of SE Asia.
Perfect timing! Needed a cheap set of 245/60/18's for my old Ford Edge which I don't drive much these days. Was just getting ready to order some off brand called Radar Dimax.
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I got some of these when I got a sidewall puncture on a road trip earlier this year.
They are perfectly fine tires for basic transportation especially for the money.
Wear seems good so far, they perform well in the wet, quiet and comfortable.
My only complaint is that they are the farthest thing from a sporty tire, which shouldn't matter for a typical driver but I drive like a jackass on twisty roads and they don't do well for that at all
What car uses that? My 1996 Honda Odessey uses 205/65R/15's and they are $57 seems like very good deal. I bought 2 last year, and think they were $52, but think had to pay for mounting.
Perfect timing! Needed a cheap set of 245/60/18's for my old Ford Edge which I don't drive much these days. Was just getting ready to order some off brand called Radar Dimax.
Radar dimax...No!!!!
Had a set and they started splitting on inside....lucky we did not have blow out on a trip to Savannah
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The price looks very attractive, about half of that of the cheapest tires at Costco.
Can I buy the tires now, and go back to Walmart for installation in a year? Or does Walmart run the promotion every Thanksgiving?
I bought the 19 inches last year for 126 a piece and they are that price starting 11/11 again. So seems to be an annual thing based off the last two years
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Douglas is owned by Goodyear; the Douglas Touring A/S is a rebrand of the Kelly Edge A/S that has been around for a while (Kelly is also owned by Goodyear). Another Walmart exclusive and should be the bare minimum cheapest acceptable tire to buy - do not trust the ones from the Chinese companies produced in the majority of SE Asia.
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Can I buy the tires now, and go back to Walmart for installation in a year? Or does Walmart run the promotion every Thanksgiving?
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They are perfectly fine tires for basic transportation especially for the money.
Wear seems good so far, they perform well in the wet, quiet and comfortable.
My only complaint is that they are the farthest thing from a sporty tire, which shouldn't matter for a typical driver but I drive like a jackass on twisty roads and they don't do well for that at all
Had a set and they started splitting on inside....lucky we did not have blow out on a trip to Savannah
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Can I buy the tires now, and go back to Walmart for installation in a year? Or does Walmart run the promotion every Thanksgiving?
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