The Goodyear Reliant All-Season 205/55R16 91V All-Season Tire provides reliability for the road ahead. Exclusively at Wal-Mart the Reliant All Season has Aquatred® grooves that help maximize water evacuation for enhanced wet traction. It comes with an innovative tread design to deliver enhanced wet braking. The Reliant All Season has Decoupling Grooves which provide stability and improved handling and stable tread blocks that help provide even treadwear and confident all-season traction. The Goodyear Reliant All-Season comes with a 65,000 mile limited treadwear warranty. Tire Type: All- Season Tire Size: 205/55R16 Load Index: 91 Speed Symbol: V Mileage Warranty: 65000 Tire only; Wheel not included Vehicle Type: Fits multiple makes and models
Model Number:
242277
Product SKU:
438414141
UPC:
697662147626
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I did extensive research before buying last year. Its for my wife's car and she is not a spirited driver. 65% local 35% highway around 20-30 miles a day. Honestly tire looks almost new.
Got them a year ago for a Corolla. Put on around 8k miles and it still looks good. Dry and rain traction is good, not good in snow. Mixed reviews probably due to these being budget tires and not good for torquey vehicles.
Less than a year and less than 10k. Not on a vehicle that has a lot of torque and my wife isn't a spirited driver. Thank goodness for the pro-rated warranty.
Less than a year and less than 10k. Not on a vehicle that has a lot of torque and my wife isn't a spirited driver. Thank goodness for the pro-rated warranty.
Got them a year ago for a Corolla. Put on around 8k miles and it still looks good. Dry and rain traction is good, not good in snow. Mixed reviews probably due to these being budget tires and not good for torquey vehicles.
Any dry rot? I had a good year tire installed from Walmart like three years ago and it started dry rot. Im in cool San Francisco Cali weather too. Now the tread has big cracks of all four. I'm pretty scared to drive on the freeway. Tire was made in Mexico by the way because if it matters.
I did extensive research before buying last year. Its for my wife's car and she is not a spirited driver. 65% local 35% highway around 20-30 miles a day. Honestly tire looks almost new.
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I'm hearing mixed reviews on these tires here. I'm used to buying only Michelin or Continental, I'm considering these now I'd like hear more inputs from more people.
Michelin, Yokohama, Sumitomo and Kuhmo for me. Goodyear, old Falken before they were bought out, Bridgestone and Continental have done me absolutely dirty over my lifetime with blown tires, out of round tires and crappy tread wear on different vehicles. Pirelli is pretty good, but the tread has a sweet spot after they break in, feel amazing and then go downhill fast. I used to drive 40,000 miles a year in Georgia and went through an insane amount of tires. Never got Firestones though because of the Explorer situation from the 90s. Take this rant with a grain of salt 😂
I'm hearing mixed reviews on these tires here. I'm used to buying only Michelin or Continental, I'm considering these now I'd like hear more inputs from more people.
They are a lower mid-life tire with average performance across the board. Better than an economy tire, esp the no-name ones. But don't expect anything special.
If you do not drive above average and are not an aggressive driver then these will work ok.
If you want a longer life tire, and a little more quiet, the Outlast deal I posted here would work better.
Got them a year ago for a Corolla. Put on around 8k miles and it still looks good. Dry and rain traction is good, not good in snow. Mixed reviews probably due to these being budget tires and not good for torquey vehicles.
No problem hitting 45K miles on Corolla with V rated USA made tires. Static balance to 1/8 oz. No abnormal road noise. Avoid H rated tires with weak sidewall. Also stuffs from Mexico.
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Take it back to Walmart and get your next set of tires pro rated and discounted with the credit on these tires.
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Take it back to Walmart and get your next set of tires pro rated and discounted with the credit on these tires.
They are a lower mid-life tire with average performance across the board. Better than an economy tire, esp the no-name ones. But don't expect anything special.
If you do not drive above average and are not an aggressive driver then these will work ok.
If you want a longer life tire, and a little more quiet, the Outlast deal I posted here would work better.
https://slickdeals.net/f/18808234-wal-mart-goodyear-assurance-outlast-touring-tires-longlife-30-off-starting-at-84
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