LXUHP-207 225/40ZR18 92W XL

Never had a problem with these tires. I've had them on my fusion for a year been on road trips and drove for miles and miles and never had an issue. I just bought another car a BMW 328i and it needed tires so I threw these on there because I like them so much. Are they the best tire in the world? Probably not. But are they a great tire? Yes!! Great traction and they look nice. If you're on the fence Lexani makes good wheels and tires!!! They've been in the game for a long time. I run 225's on the Fusion and 235 rear and 225 front on the Beamer. Rubber is great! My Fusions look brand new still after a year. Quiet, smooth, good grip and they look cool.

They fit perfectly on my Nissan Leaf! The tires ride surprisingly smooth and quiet, which I wasn’t expecting from a set of cheapo tires. They have lots and lots of tread, which I’ve seen big brand name tires have less tread than these. So, I expect these to grip really good on wet / icy roads. My electric range is about the same as it was before, and I had EV specific tires. So, these tires were designed for efficiency as well! For a set of cheap tires, they have well exceeded my expectations. Grab a set of these, you won’t be disappointed! If you have an EV, don’t worry about losing range with these.

2017 Kia Soul! 1.6T This is only an initial impression, as the tires were just installed today, after a two week fiasco in which I've decided to make an effort to never use FedEx again. Such an incompetent company. Anyway, to the tires. My initial impression, at speeds up to about 50 mph, is that they are smoother, quieter, and considerably grippier than the mediocre OEM Nexen CP671 tires they replaced. They have very good response and bite at initial turn-in and very linear grip and response throughout the turn. They have a very nicely refined feel and ride. I can not speak to wet traction or how they ride on the highway yet, or longevity, but I will update this review after I put some miles on them and experience a wider range of driving conditions. But for the price of these tires and the apparent quality that my initial impression suggests, you can't go wrong with them and I definitely recommend them as a great budget alternative to the overpriced big-name brands. *Update*- I have now had several opportunities to drive in the rain, including one torrential downpour. These tires have far better wet traction than the OEM tires that I replaced, in fact they don't seem to lose any significant amount of grip compared to dry pavement. And no hint of hydroplaning up to about 50 mph in rain so hard you can barely see to drive. I'm liking these tires more and more. *2cnd edit* At my first the rotation at 5000 miles, the tires have lost 2/32 on the fronts and 1/32 on the rears. At this wear rate I should get 20k miles or a little more before they need replacing. I consider this to be very adequate for UHP tires. Also, having now taken several long highway trips, a pleasant surprise was that my fuel mileage actually increased by about 2 miles per gallon. Again, I don't think you'll be disappointed with these tires.

Ok I wanted to put these to the test before reviewing. First two pictures were from 12/30/23. The last 3 are from 4/18/25. Thats almost a year and a half, appx 15k miles. They ride great for the price, quiet and perform pretty decent. All these people saying they don't last either need an alignment or have an extremely heavy foot. I'm not easy on these tires. I've tracked my car a few times since I've had them. Even hit 120+mph at one point on the track. That being said they are a budget tire. Id give 5 stars but I've always had a small shake at around 50mph since I've put these wheels and tires on so it could be the wheels. 9/10 Will probably buy them again.

i liked thease tires

Haven't any issues. Good ride ,quiet tires. Work well in the rain.

Had professionally put on. Balance, aligned and rotated every 6 months. At about 16/17months of owning them I noticed my car was pulling a little. I waited until the 18 month bc then ids be due for another rotation and they’d align my car. When I went in I was informed they couldn’t rotate them bc 2 of the 4 tires were completely bad. Specifically “blown out” Belts broken and was told the tires must have been bad from the start because they should have lasted more than 1 yr and 10-12k miles on them. They would not rotate or do an alignment. The dealership told me it’s a warranty issue and to contact the place I purchased. Which is Amazon. Amazon told me they don’t honor manufacture warranty. Contacted the company that makes the tires bc I only had about 12k miles on them and was told to contact Amazon as well. The company doesn’t even sell retail. They sell wholesale to big companies like Amazon and It’s the sellers responsibility to honor the warranty. Amazon said it’s not within the return window. So don’t think bc they have a 45k warranty anyone is actually going to warranty them. I have all of the vehicle records showing professional install, tire rotations, alignments and vehicle maintenance. Which did me no good since their 45k warranty was useless. Paid for all 4 tires and they are garbage. From the day I put them on, I wouldn’t be able to pull off from a stop sign w a wet road w/o spinning my tires. No grip. Even worse snow quality.

Delivered on time and all together! My car definitely needed new shoes. So far they ride very well and it's been raining daily.