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frontpagebean373 posted Nov 14, 2025 05:18 AM

Goodyear Reliant All-Season 205/60R16 92V All-Season Tire

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$65

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Walmart has Goodyear Reliant All-Season 205/60R16 92V All-Season Tire for $65.14. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.

Note: Availability for pickup will vary by location. Installation starts at $18 per tire.

Thanks to community member bean373 for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Tire Type: All- Season
  • Tire Size: 205/60R16
  • Load Index: 92
  • Speed Symbol: V
  • Mileage Warranty: 65000
  • Tire only; Wheel not included
  • Vehicle Type: Fits multiple makes and models

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  • Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars based on over 42,800 Walmart customer reviews.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Walmart has Goodyear Reliant All-Season 205/60R16 92V All-Season Tire for $65.14. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.

Note: Availability for pickup will vary by location. Installation starts at $18 per tire.

Thanks to community member bean373 for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Tire Type: All- Season
  • Tire Size: 205/60R16
  • Load Index: 92
  • Speed Symbol: V
  • Mileage Warranty: 65000
  • Tire only; Wheel not included
  • Vehicle Type: Fits multiple makes and models

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars based on over 42,800 Walmart customer reviews.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Written by bean373

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brad_headley
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If you have Walmart+, you get the "value installation" upgrade (which includes road hazard protection) for free, or $18/tire, same as basic installation.

Walmart in November / Black Friday-ish really is the best time to buy tires. Literally hundreds of $ less than going to a local tire shop.

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Nov 14, 2025 05:33 AM
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sligdillzNov 14, 2025 05:33 AM
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Does this price include installation and balancing?
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Nov 14, 2025 05:36 AM
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gnehzekulNov 14, 2025 05:36 AM
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Quote from sligdillz :
Does this price include installation and balancing?
no. that's extra
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Nov 14, 2025 05:40 AM
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bean373
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Quote from sligdillz :
Does this price include installation and balancing?
Installation cost extra.

Value Installation: $28 per tire

Tire Mounting
Valve stems / TPMS
Lifetime balance and rotation
50-mile re-torque
+ Road hazard protection warranty
*Road Hazard not available in New York


Basic Installation: $18 per tire

Tire Mounting
Valve stems / TPMS
Lifetime balance and rotation
50-mile re-torque
Last edited by bean373 November 13, 2025 at 10:44 PM.
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Nov 14, 2025 09:57 PM
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brad_headleyNov 14, 2025 09:57 PM
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Quote from bean373 :

Installation cost extra.

Value Installation: $28 per tire

Tire Mounting
Valve stems / TPMS
Lifetime balance and rotation
50-mile re-torque
+ Road hazard protection warranty
*Road Hazard not available in New York


Basic Installation: $18 per tire

Tire Mounting
Valve stems / TPMS
Lifetime balance and rotation
50-mile re-torque
If you have Walmart+, you get the "value installation" upgrade (which includes road hazard protection) for free, or $18/tire, same as basic installation.

Walmart in November / Black Friday-ish really is the best time to buy tires. Literally hundreds of $ less than going to a local tire shop.
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Yesterday 01:12 AM
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skill619Yesterday 01:12 AM
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Good deal. Good post. Thank you!!!
Yesterday 03:01 AM
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goyangyi1Yesterday 03:01 AM
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I ordered this tire on my 2006 Nissan Altima 2.5 with automatic transmission (not cvt last year of automatic). My current tires are manufactured in 2014 according to the date code.. it is cracked looks dangerous but then I only put less than 5k miles per year (rotating 3 cars). I am planning on putting new rear struts before installing a new tire. After I put these new tires, I am getting the life time alignment at Firestone for $249.99 coupon price.

I also ordered the same tire on my 2005 Toyota Camry. Just need to install all 4 and get the life time alignment which car already has. Current tires are 5 years old.

Be sure to do alignment on your suspension before or quickly after putting new tires or you will have an uneven wear on your tires. Makes sure your struts, links, tie rod, wheel bearing, drive axle, and control arm bushings are good before putting on new tires. These components all factor into tire wear. Thanks CarWizard and Concept3.
Yesterday 04:55 AM
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mister2coolYesterday 04:55 AM
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I got this tire last year during BF sale for my Prius Prime and I was not disappointed. It's not EV tire so it's 4lbs heavier than OEM and that extra spun weight does reduce MPG slightly. However, this is far superior than the Dunlop garbage my car came with. Now the car is quieter and actually turns at any speed. Traction and wear are both far better.
Signed up for Walmart+ so installation was free.. I look at it as normal installation with free Walmart+

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Yesterday 12:17 PM
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jimmy19673Yesterday 12:17 PM
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I bought these tires for my 2012 Prius, in 2024 the best wet weather tires,I've ever had.
Lots of down pours, here in central Florida.
Yesterday 12:42 PM
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cyberchoYesterday 12:42 PM
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I love these tires. Put them on my Honda CRV and I find no issues with them. This is a great deal.
Yesterday 12:47 PM
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captainsYesterday 12:47 PM
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Walmart+ is $49 till 12/2.
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Quote from goyangyi1 :
I ordered this tire on my 2006 Nissan Altima 2.5 with automatic transmission (not cvt last year of automatic). My current tires are manufactured in 2014 according to the date code.. it is cracked looks dangerous but then I only put less than 5k miles per year (rotating 3 cars). I am planning on putting new rear struts before installing a new tire. After I put these new tires, I am getting the life time alignment at Firestone for $249.99 coupon price.

I also ordered the same tire on my 2005 Toyota Camry. Just need to install all 4 and get the life time alignment which car already has. Current tires are 5 years old.

Be sure to do alignment on your suspension before or quickly after putting new tires or you will have an uneven wear on your tires. Makes sure your struts, links, tie rod, wheel bearing, drive axle, and control arm bushings are good before putting on new tires. These components all factor into tire wear. Thanks CarWizard and Concept3.
One can only adjust the toe in on most modern cars. If the old tires have even wear and the car stays in the lane at highway speed for a minimum of 4 seconds without intervention, then the alignment is good. Perform this test on a straight level ground. Avoid crowned section of the road.

Short of hitting a curb at +20 mph, one should not waste money with alignment after buying new tires.
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willgetitYesterday 03:03 PM
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How long can those tires last?
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JJHearnYesterday 03:12 PM
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Quote from willgetit :
How long can those tires last?
The warranty on the tire is 65k I believe. And I think this is the same one I have had before and they have lasted every bit of that
Yesterday 03:21 PM
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JJHearnYesterday 03:21 PM
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Quote from brad_headley :
If you have Walmart+, you get the "value installation" upgrade (which includes road hazard protection) for free, or $18/tire, same as basic installation.Walmart in November / Black Friday-ish really is the best time to buy tires. Literally hundreds of $ less than going to a local tire shop.
I had this last time, and had a blowout from some horrible road work, and it didn't cover having to get a new tire. I think the warranty only covers plugs/patches anyways. Has using the Walmart plus been worth it for you? I may consider that since it would save 50, I'd have to get plus

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brad_headleyYesterday 03:21 PM
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Quote from JJHearn :
I had this last time, and had a blowout from some horrible road work, and it didn't cover having to get a new tire. I think the warranty only covers plugs/patches anyways
That may be correct.. I got a nail in my tire for the first time in my life about 1 week after they put new tires on. They replaced that for free

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