2018 Dodge Journey Tires

I’ve had them on my Outback for a year and am approaching 20,000 miles on them. I have rotated them four times already. Well, there is still lots of tread on them, so I hope to get another 20K miles from this set without any issues. Actually, they are good tires. Stick to wet and snow roads like a real tire should and are not very noisy.

Looked for some tires to replace run flats due to extremely rough ride and tram lining. Many suggested higher end brandnames that cost almost four times per tire. I decided to go with traditional tires, non-runflats. I did plenty of reading about different cost-effective tires without compromising safety. This brand seems to fit that bill. The tires arrived on the delivery date promised. Once installed, the ride took on a new feel! Much smoother and quieter compared to the run flats. During a drive from Lancaster, CA to San Diego and back, the tires did well in moderate consistent rainfall. In dry weather, these tires do very well. Now I am not a lead foot or like to push my car, but they do extremely well in high spirited driving. Cornering, holds well and I do not feel any understeer when I take a corner or take an onramp cloverleaf at higher than normal speed. Pros, Price point, good tread pattern for grip, expelling water, and handling and stopping. Cons, Tires seem to run slightly thinner than advertised width compared to the oem run flats my car had. Overall, I would recommend these tires. I’ve had them for four thousand miles now and no worries at all. I highly recommend these tires if you want cost effective without sacrificing performance.