Starfire Solarus HT All-Season 235/70R16 106T Tire | Truck/SUV Highway All Season Traction 106T Rated Standard Load Radial Construction Black Sidewall Tire

I recently had Starfire Solarus All Season tires installed on my truck, and they’ve exceeded my expectations. I just completed a road trip to South Carolina, and the ride was incredibly smooth and quiet the entire way. They handled the highway well, provided a comfortable ride, and gave me plenty of confidence in all driving conditions. If you’re looking for an affordable all-season tire that delivers a comfortable, quiet ride, I definitely recommend these tires.

Had these on for over 2yrs now, completely satisfied with the price and the quality. Amazon has done it again 😂 Deliver to a mechanic & they install it. Tires are cheaper than the Tire retail stores. Sad but Amazon is usually my go-to for most thing.

After 100 miles these drive great on a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Great traction, very stable despite the seemingly soft side walls. Quiet and smooth ride, but still has a deep tread pattern that I believe will work well in rain, snow, mud, and sand relative to other all-season type tires. It looks good on my vehicle and I like the tread pattern. The active tread pattern may be slightly less wide than some other tires - but marginally so.Update after 5000 miles:Could not be happier with these tires! I have a RWD Grand Cherokee and live in the NC Sandhills. With my previous M&S AS tires I kept getting stuck in the sand everywhere I went off road - and my tires were new. I bought these because I needed a good highway tire, but I really wanted something with a deeper cross tread groove to help off road in the powder sand where I live. This was the only tire I could find that seemed to do that. The tires are flat out awesome in the sand and will exceed your expectations. On the highway at 70 mph you hear more noise than a more traditional all season tire, but you have to turn off all noise makers to hear it and you cannot hear it with a window cracked - if traction is important, you will not care about the noise. I get 5-8% better fuel mileage with this tire than what I was getting with more conventional AS tires which is surprising. I do not know why I get better fuel mileage, but I am getting better gas mileage for a fact. Maybe the rubber on this tire is very hard. I do not use the vehicle in a way that dry traction on asphalt would matter to me.Update After 15000 miles:Tires still look almost new with very little tread wear. Most other tires I have used would show wear on the outside edges by now, but on these it is practically undetectable. I am still 100% happy with this tire in everyway. Rides excellent on highway, durability seems very good, and very good traction off-road. I have not used it in snow.

For the price, excellent tire but mileage will tell the tell.Balancing was excessive as compared to removed tire on OEM wheels. Thinking the weight balance is off a tad on sidewalls?

The front tires were excellent. I bought two front tires because I was unsure about the quality and wanted to test them. I purchased them in August 2024, and now it’s April 2026. After about a year and a half, I’ve driven around 18,000 miles on them, and the tread depth went from 10.5 down to about 7. I’m planning to buy two more soon because the rear tires are wearing unevenly. The Michelin tires in the back are showing uneven wear, likely because the car needs alignment, especially on the right rear side. Honestly, I didn’t notice much difference between expensive and mid-range tires — they all seem to wear out around the same time.