Atlas Tire Force UHP Ultra-High Performance All Season Tire - 275/25R28 99W XL

I waited to write a review on these tires since they were cheaper but man I’m blown away! Best bang for your buck you can get for a 19 inch tire everyone else wanted $300-600 a tire! These handle great, ride great and haven’t worn out at all. Highly recommend no complaints

This is a GREAT value and so far has been performing very well under normal driving. It’s snow once here in PA and the handling and traction are the same or similar to the Perelli tires. I think think the tire compound is harder than the Pernell’s. These tires have a decent warranty For half the cost of a Perelli’s or Michelin tires. You can buy two tires for the price of one. Perelli’s were wore out at 14,000 miles so you tell me why’s important? Price or a name brand tire which doesn’t even achieve 25,000 miles or a tire half the price which has a longer mileage life and handles OK under normal driving?

Great looking tires. They look and ride awesome. I went to a wider tire all the way around and the fit was perfect. Deep tread. Shipping was faster than expected. The 275/40-19 worked great on the rear. I could have gone wider with a 285. The front tires 265/40-19 fit with perfect clearance. Highly recommend these tires. I’ll let you know how well they wear later after 10,000 miles.

First time with these on my highlander. Always bought Michelin Defenders for twice the price. These tires are decent. They get better gas mileage than the Michelin. Ride is a bit more noisy. Who cares. Hopefully they last.

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.

When my lowered 2014 Audi SQ5 needed new tires, I decided to try a set of less expensive tires than the ~ $460 Michelin Pilot Sports that were on the vehicle. For a little over the price of one tire, I bought FOUR of these Atlas Force UHPs in size 275/35/R21. Five weeks after mounting the new tires, my wife and I embarked on a 4,320 mile road trip to Colorado and back. Whether it was steady cruising at 100 MPH across the plains of Kansas and Eastern Colorado, spirited canyon carving on numerous mountain roads in the Colorado Rockies, or driving on challenging dirt/gravel roads at high elevation, these tires did not disappoint. I have no complaints at all with these tires and cannot tell the difference between these and the pricy Michelin Pilot Sports that they replaced.

Fits great, looks great, rides great, excellent traction, way better than the low quality "Road Hugger" junk the previous owner bought from Discount Tire. Atlas is a good brand, especially for the price, and Priority Tire is awesome!Update: I've taken a 500 mile trip and driven about 3000 miles since putting them on, still ride great and handle great, and I don't drive like grandma, I use every bit of the 335hp this SUV has! These tires grip every bit as good or better than Pirelli, Goodyear, Firestone, BF Gooodrich, Yokohama, or any big name sports car tire I've had in the past!

Recently had these tires installed. Very little weight needed to be added to balance these tires. 2oz was the most one tire took. All the rest were under. Previous dunlops took almost 5oz per tire to balance. Road noise has also gone down significantly. Have to wait to see what tread wear is like, but so far I have 0 complaints.