Lexani LX-Twenty 245/30ZR22 95W XL Performance Passenger Tire

Very nice & super price

Great quality at a low price.

Purchased these for my hyundai tucson limited w/ 19s back in 2021. As others have mentioned, these tires are excellent value, excellent traction and handling in rain and especially excellent traction on dry roads. These tires have a high speed and higher load rating and they sure have seen their fair of high speeds - outstanding performance! I also sometimes tow a utility trailer that can weigh as much as 1k lbs loaded without issues with inclines/declines. Every spring I take in to the shop to swap my snows with these babies and for alignment (as everyone should in cold climates) and I always get a service rep comment on the lexani's "these are great I never see too many of these, where'd you get them?". Overall the performance beats my previous continentals & mich primacys at a fair cost... what tires should cost! On top of it they look great. Fitment was never an issue for the shop . To date the tires have 43k miles on them and still looks like another year or two before needing another set! Again, mine are NOT USED AND SHOULD NOT BE USED IN WINTER!!

Best value tire I've found. I want to state that even though others and even the brand suggest non-winter, I've found this to be just as good as any other name brand all-season tire in terms of traction and usability. I've run them for four years on a Mercedes GL550 here in upstate NY with zero issues at all and have had no problems coming up my hill even in snowy conditions. They do tend to not like slush, but most tires don't. Of course your mileage may vary, and if you've got a 2WD, I would definitely go with dedicated snows, but I've had no issues year round with mine. I just picked up this set to replace the half-worn Michelin Pilot Sport All-Season 4's on my newer Audi Q8, which are noticeably worse in even light snow compared to these, and the entire set was barely more than the cost of replacing just one of those!

I was skeptical about buying these tires, until I read the reviews, and then I also realized that all tires sold in the USA have to be DOT compliant for safety and have to meet or exceed many other high USA DOT standards as well... (I was tired of spending over $300 a tire every few years at Costco for my tires and tried these instead). In my experience, it doesn't seem to matter how much you pay for a tire, because they all wear out way too fast.... I will be mounting them on my car tomorrow but so far they appear to be very high quality indeed.