Atlas Force UHP All-Season Passenger Car High Performance Radial Tire-255/40R18 255/40/18 255/40-18 99Y Load Range XL 4Ply Black Side Wall UTQG 520AAA

Decided to go with these because my wife dosent know if she wants to stay with the car after the lease is up in 10 months. These are far way quieter and smoother than the factory Bridgestones. i know theyre brand new for now but we're pretty damn happy.

I'm in agreement with others about this tire. Don't let the price fool you into thinking this is not a good tire. Now I admit, this price jumped out at me when I was searching for an alternative from the tires I usually get which is way higher. But this tire has proven to be the "Real Deal". Try this tire, you'll see what I'm saying to be true.

Great tire for the money

Item appears to be in good order. Excited to test these tires out

I own a 2008 BMW M6 and only install continentals on this car. I decided to try these Atlas Force tires for less the half the price of continentals. They look really sharp on and the road noise is non existent! I just have the the rears on for now but will do the fronts as well.. I only have about 150 miles on them and the only negative thing I could say is maybe they are little stiff. It is the winter months so I am sure once it warms up they will be less stiff. I cant wait to put on a front pair and get a really test on both.. but for now its a 5 out of 5 stars

The media could not be loaded. So - I bought these tires based on price and the number of 5-star reviews they had. Was not disappointed.Upon arrival I took them to the local "shop" to have them put on. Right away they were throwing a 3rd-party vibe about how these make excessive noise, vibration, not gonna last long, we won't warranty, etc, etc.... I thought "oh, boy - I guess I'll find out..." 45 minutes later out the door I went, past the the expensive tires they had on display - Goodyear, Michelin, etc. Worries were unfounded. There was no balancing weights needed on ANY tire. Took the car for a shakedown and speeds up to 110mph. Smooth as glass.Now - Tesla cars eat tires for lunch, OK? This car has 85,000 miles on it. We go everywhere. I rideshare with it also. We had a set of Goodyear (original) & they sucked. Then a set of Toyo tires - a little better.... still expensive - $1,600 I believe. Then for 2 winters I used a set of Blizzak (Bridgestone) tires - they did great in snow, ice - highly recommend. But they were also $1,700.Back to these tires - all in purchase price and install was $708. Less than HALF. The key to making tires last at all on an E.V. is rotation, rotation, rotation..... and stay off the juice pedal.UPDATE: I now have 39,000 miles on the tires with several rotations/cross rotations.... they are worn nearly to wear bars. Very happy with them for the price. I could've bought Michelin/Bridgestone tires for 3/4 times the money but in my past experiences they lasted no longer.

I'm a ride-sharing driver and have been working for a few years. I really liked the tires and I recommend them. The specific tires for the Tesla Model Y (20) are very expensive and there's no need for them. As a professional, I really liked them. Cost-benefit. I saved $900.

Great tire for $100 less than any equivalent tire this size. I'd buy this tire ten times over I'm very happy and satisfied with this purchase. On folk nem grave this tire is a go,frfr.