I just bought a set of Goodyear Wrangler radials at Walmart , the tires looked good , everything seemed ok . After a week I checked the manufacturer dates ; 1905 , two 1906's & a 1907 . These tires are 19 , 18 & 17 years old ( I'm writing this now - 3 - 2024 ). Apparently there are no regulations against selling dangerously outdated tires . The Fed says tires should be replaced after 6 yrs. Guess Walmart has no problem endangering it's customers ...
I am in the market for four new tires. After looking at your review of the tires you bought from Walmart and your experience with them, I'm on my way to purchase a set of 4 Douglas all season tires. I know it's been a while since you posted this video. Hope I will be happy with them as you were. Thanks a lot. You helped me make a good choice of tires for my Toyota Corolla 2015. Thank you so much for posting! Have a blessed day.
Douglas tires are made by Goodyear specifically for Walmart, perfectly acceptable cheap value-oriented tires. I’ve bought the Goodyear Viva3’s and their replacements, the Goodyear Reliants which are nice mainstream mid-grade all season tires, also made specifically for Walmart. They’re rated 600AA for treadwear, traction and temp and seem to last and perform well. I’ll generally replace my tires before the mileage warranty come up, tires generally don’t wear that long for me but I won’t bother making a claim as long as they last reasonably long enough. Walmart tire installation is cheap, sometimes free around Black Friday so always a pretty good deal. Downside is they get busy so don’t expect fast service.
My experience at walmart. 2 sets of all 4 lugnuts stripped. Air pressure sensor broken. Transmission mysteriously breaks minutes after changing a tire. Put the wrong oil in my car without telling me.
I'm going on my 3rd set of Douglas, only thing I don't like is the thin sidewalls, which Hankook also have. But for a savings of $50 a tire, I use them.
I would check the date code on tires from Walmart. They typically sell tires that are a couple years old not a problem if you drive a lot of miles but if you’re purchasing winter tires that you’re only gonna use seasonally they’ll probably hit five years before they’re worn out.
I once changed oil at Walmart They forgot to tighten the drain bolt and the all the oil leaked away Luckily noticed it on my driveway a big puddle and towed it to the dealer Walmart Auto is a scam except they sell good batteries
It's all in the training Letting the shop know also will help. The younger kids pulling plugs are just that. They get distracted and whatnot but also correction is needed. It's becoming a problem where they see anyone as a WM tech, they're stupid as shit automatically because of how these people are trained, equipped and treated day in and out. Which is sad.
On my 4th set of Dexteros that we've used on my Trailblazer and Honda Pilot. My last set got 61,000 miles and I didn't even maintain them like I should've. Could've easily gotten 70k on these 50k tires. Great ride. As for the fact that they are a Walmart vs. Local shop...the last sets I got at the local place were overpriced Bridgestone JUNK that I had to replace with the Dexteros, (which fixed the ride problem) that the local place ignored. The local place also put my wheel on so loosely that it almost came off the hub going down the road at 60 mph. Walmart at least put a process in place to triple check the torque setting. You can find lazy people anywhere....
Dexteros that we've used on my Trailblazer and Honda Pilot. My last set got 61,000 miles and I didn't even maintain them like I should've. Could've easily gotten 70k on these 50k tires. Great ride. As for the fact that they are a Walmart vs. Local shop...the last sets I got at the local place were overpriced Bridgestone JUNK that I had to replace with the Dexteros, (which fixed the ride problem) that the local place ignored. The local place also put my wheel on so loosely that it almost came off the hub going down the road at 60 mph. Walmart at least put a process in place to triple check the torque setting. You can find lazy people anywhere....
I'm running the Douglas performance towers on my car right now and they are okay all season tire The only thing I don't like it's the short thread life.
I personally had no issues getting tires from Walmart as I hate wasting my time with Mom and Pop shops that tell you we can order it for you, but I tell them I will order it from Walmart cheaper. Now staffing at their shops isn't the best though.
You ARE the problem. Pull out of walmart without torqued wheels. You'll NEVER check them! Get your oil changed at Walmart. You HAVE ZERO KNOGLEGE of what happened up in there! A Mom&Pop shop is where we'd go to get a deal on the best of everything. You new baby boi's want everything on suck a bottle option. Keep laying your love on mega Walmart while Mom & Pop was the most honest & truly wanted to sale you the best.
@@scott1lori282 I disagree as your mom and pop shops are the worst you can ever take your vehicle to. I've never gotten quality service or fair price from a mom and pop shop. Mom and pop shops can't even keep their products in stock.
tires you get what you pay for. While you can order online from Walmart for better tires such as Pirelli or Continental for example. but their pricing really isn't all that off when you compare apples to apples to other retailers. I did compare a set of tires for my X5 that is specific to my vehicle and actually found that Tire Rack had the best pricing all the way around. (cheaper than Walmart, Amazon, Ebay. and some major tire shops)
Looks like you’ve found a good shop, it’s crazy how drastically the Auto Departments at Walmart can be. I bought a set of Douglas All-Seasons myself, the location I went to set me up an appointment for the tire installation
Thanks for watching! The auto care center I go to has had most of their team members for a while. They all seem to work well together and I have had good luck with them working on my cars. Thanks again for watching!
Keep in mind though, Walmart, unlike tire shops, as a non-negotiable policy, will not ever allow you to exchange for a different tire if the tire is driven on. For example, if the tire is extremely loud, or does not meet your expectations, they will not exchange nor return them. And this is in contrast to discount tire, Belle tire, Firestone dealers, Goodyear dealers, etc. Etc. Where if you have a problem with the selection, they will at least prorate it for an exchange. Buyer beware with Walmart.
Yeap! You pay $40 dollars more but you get a quality tire to being with, plus the warranty certificate and if they bulge, have a blow out, a cash on the sidewalk, or a patch will not work or is destroyed by road debris they replace it 100% no questions asked. Also, when a manufacturer does business with Wally World's they cut corners in quality and manufacturing to bring the price down to Walmart Standard. I bought a set of 4 for a 1998 Corolla like 25 years ago and after 18 month they started to bulge. Never again. I buy from Discount Tire and independent shops and never had a problems with tires even the 45k miles one last beyond their point.
@@elir.torres8642 walmart tires have always worked better for me, everytime I've gotten tires from an actual tire shop the don't last. As for quality, walmart can get the same tires as the tire shops do and for a more reasonable price.
I will never use Wal-Mart again after they installed the wrong tires. I asked for Goodyear Reliants and they put on Douglas A/T (after verifying this twice with the associate who looked like she didn't give a damn). The Wal-Mart tire center associates are LAZY, RUDE and not-accommodating at all. They also put 2 different size valve stems on my tires. I'm having this fixed because the car looks 'stupid' with 3 valve stems sticking 2" out from the rim.
If you have a car you are going to have for years and don't abuse your tires then you are better off going to a real garage and paying up for premium tires. The only time I got acceptable service out of cheap tires were a pepboys definity set.
Lucky you. Walmart never stands by anything in my experiences. I had a tire separate and they told me I needed a alignment. I went to the alignment shop and they said there's nothing wrong with my alignment. I bought a walmart battery same thing happened I had three different places tell me my battery was bad walmart said the battery was good. I had to literally argue in the store to get them to replace the battery. Walmart doesn't stand by there warranty.
I had a set of Goodyear Viva 3 on a 2012 Honda Pilot (AWD). These tires lasted a whole 20,000 miles. After fighting with Walmart for 90 minutes and dealing with 3 managers, they finally gave in and warranted them and sold me a new set for $20/tire. The 2nd set lasted 16,000 miles!! I had rotated both sets every 7,000 miles and 99.9% of the time was driving on asphalt and .01% on gravel. By far the worst set of tires I've ever owned and the worst experience dealing with Walmart managers to honor the guarantee they display right on their counter. I'm glad you had a good experience with these tires and Walmart but I will never purchase tires from Walmart again. The extra $100 you spend for Firestone or Nokian at a reputable tire shop is worth it to me. I've since had a set of Nokian tires installed 16,000 miles ago and they still have 70% tread left. How do I know?... it shows a percentage gauge right on the tire and they are way better on snow and ice.
Walmart is the worse place to buy tires and you pay extra for a road hazard. Their service is bad and going back to them again for tire issues will be a nightmare. Buying very expensive tires with high mileage is another myth. Warranty only lasts for one year from the date of purchase at most places if your tire tread wears off. Also, some places ask you for proof of tire rotation and wheel balancing.
If you have a beater and don't care scratches on the vehicle or rim, or not being balanced correctly; Wallyworld might be ok. No personal experience, but had a few women friends who did the walmart tire thing and ended up getting some scratches on the rims and had to go elsewhere after a few miles to get the tires balanced correctly.
Hi there, could you please help me know which one of these Nexen tires will provide more comfort for a SUV with 255/45/R20 size? 1. NFERA SUPREME (looks like the N5000 Platinum) 2. NFERA RU1 3. NFERA RU5 These are the ones that are available in my country/region, and I wanna pick the most comfortable one among those.
I got General Exclaim HPX for my '10 Focus. My last set was Michelin Premier A/S, but i got cheaper tires this time b/c I wasn't planning to keep the car for the life of the tires. They have good ride and noise characteristics, but they are definitely not as grippy in dry or wet. Although the handling is stable and predictable, and they are wearing well. I would love to see some actual road tests comparing cheaper tires.
I want good tires, installed by people I can feel confident are professionally trained, so I’m going to Discount Tire. In fact, the tires I’ve decided on will be slightly less expensive there, when installation is added in, than at my local Walmart.
I just got a set for $115 each, they are 205 55 16 the same size that was $91 each in the video. I'm curious how have they held up for you? Do you like em? Would you buy em again?
I'm an old school motorhead and only buy Continental tires, the "Contact" series exclusively. I had to throw out a whole set of 1/4 worn Coopers off my Jeep and Cross Contacts just came out. They're made by computer in Mexico in a completely automated factory. And today have a 91% best brand rating at Tire Rack. And Tire Rack should know, they've sold gazillions of tires of every brand; quite possibly to your own shop. That review is based on people who have actually bought the tires. Not some "experts" opinion. Over the years, since "Contacts" first came out, I've had about 20 sets and have never had a single problem with any one of them. That's the first thing I do when I buy a car. Even a new car, is put a set of Connies on it and don't worry about it. And I've done that with 1 new car and 2 new Jeeps now. Most new cars come with 28 dollar tires. Really. You can't even buy them and they're usually shot in 20,000 miles. Many of my "Contact" tires were purchased at Tire Rack because they're hard to find. And if they have them, you have them within a week. And their tread designs are excellent and have DWS imprints on the 2nd rib. (dry, wet, snow) When the S disappears, it's no longer rated for snow. When the W disappears, it's no longer rated for wet weather. When the D disappears the tire is worn out. I know of no other manufacturer that does this and these are 70,000 mile tires. I even have a pair of Teva sandals for my feet with Continental tire bottoms on them. Don't ask me. I've only had one flat tire out of over 90 tires and it was a nail. From Cross Contacts for my SUV's and Jeeps, to Extreme Contacts for my cars and Hot Rods. Continental's are the only tires I trust, or buy, and I'm currently running 4 sets of them. And when you're running 4 sets of tires, you better be sure. I Have more trouble with my rims than I do my tires. Modern factory alloy rims start corroding the day you get them and the valve stems start leaking. They have to hone out the hole and glue them in. Really, I'm not making this up, you'll see. All the rest of the major tire manufacturers are garbage. If you see a huge dent in your sidewall, it's not NORMAL like your dealer says; that tire is junk and isn't even round. They bounce when you drive down the road and wear your struts and suspension bushings out. That is also why you can't balance them properly. Cooper really disappointed me and Good Year has always been junk. Except in Semi Trucks: Michelin and Bridgestone are the most over rated tires there are. In the winter, Michelin's are useless and won't even let you leave your own driveway. Just ask my brother. And Firestone and Uniroyal? Are they even still in business? They shouldn't be. Dunlop makes excellent Motorcycle tires and that's about it. Pirelli makes good tires, and they wear out so fast you have to replace them every year, or even twice. They're only good for 7,000 miles. NOT 70. Continentals are standard equipment on many European cars and should be on all cars. They're weight rated for the car you buy them for, so they always ride very smooth. But hey, that just the opinion of one old school motorhead, who's been around the block a few times. Take free advice for what it's worth.
I paid the price $$$$$. A high price but not quality. I had Michelin all seasons premium top of the line (PRIMACY MXV4) passager tires proudly made in CANADA. Haha! Great famous performance with a big famous name. It actually drives pretty good. Everything went south👎👇 In only 3 1/2 years dry rots with only about several hundreds of fine cracks lines on all sidewalls of all 4 tires smiling at me. Brought it back to COSTCO with its famous posted black and white powerful warranty behind their beans counter. They blamed me for all the dry rots and all the sidewalls cracks. With a big no no instore warranty claim or adjustment. They asked me a double sword question of " Do you use tire shine or not?" Guess what ? I said " YES". He replied back " You shouldn't be supposed to use any tire shine or rubber preservatives products ." They give me Michelin's own representatives toll free number to deal with me. The Michelin Co. representative tells me to go to one of their independent privately owned tire shop near me to get another evaluation. Guess what? The same tire dressing question? He ask me do I use any tire shine products again. I quickly realized it's a double-edged sword question. If you use tire dressing products, it means you are using chemicals are a no-no for the Michelin tires. If you said you don't use tire dressing products, which means you don't take care of your tires. It ends up another no and forfeit warranty claim. Then the Michelin tire rep, give me another tire shop located much farther away from this location for me to get another evaluation for warranty claim. I realize this is just another RUNABOUT GAME Michelin played to F#*k me up to get rid of me from warranty claim. No warranty claim on a 5 years FAMOUS Warranty. I will never look at MICHELIN tires again after this HALL OF SHAME GAME 🎮 they played on consumers like me.
I have a car that won't move (without towing). Damaged the suspension. If I bring a rim into Walmart, will they install the tire onto the rim, without a car present?
Many tires at Walmart are exclusive to them from Goodyear and others. These are good tires. You need to know what to look for but Walmart will not sell crap!
Be aware of the tires you are getting at Walmart. Quite a few are made specifically for Walmart. I tried checking with Goodyear about some take off tires I was buying from a friend for a truck. Instead of a load rating on the tire it just said Load Rating - Appropriate. I tried calling Goodyear and was told that their computer system could not actually access that data. Walmart had Goodyear lock that info out of their customer support systems. Also if you do road trips... sure you can find Walmarts all over but they may not have your tire should you have a problem. You can't just take the tires to another tire store and have them handle the warranty. Still you can get good tires and good prices. Just know what you are and aren't getting,
@@rodericklusk1317 never had which problem? If the tire is a model made just for Walmart then other tire retailers can’t get the tire. As far as my issue for load rating and checking with Goodyear… it isn’t a problem for most people what the load rating is. In my case it was going on a large SUV that could be used for towing. It was odd the tires looked good for the job but did not have an actual load rating on the tire. Checking with Goodyear the customer service line could not access the data in their computer system. You can find good tires at Walmart just understand what you are buying. Thinking you never had a problem so it doesn’t exist and can never be an issue is just foolish.
@@rodericklusk1317 and how would you know if you can’t get an actual load rating. Hmmm maybe that’s why I actually contacted Goodyear. They were tires marketed for the light truck market. So not unreasonable to check for a large SUV. It’s ok I don’t blame you for your reading and comprehension skills. I blame your teachers. 👍
I just got Walmart assurance outlast for my car because of the killer deal, even though they are alot more than you showed there 16 more/tire, but the whole price including the walmart warranty was 230 less than costco for installing advantage TAs which were the tires on my car. I hope they will last the full 80k.
I will be trading in my wife’s car in 2-3 months from now and of course her tires are worn so went on line to find the best tire for least amount, never knew Walmart does this. Well I caught a sale on a pair of Kuhmo’s that was too good to be true at Walmart so thought how bad could they be? Well here’s my story….made an appointment on line for a Tuesday at 4-5pm, tried to call the store over 1/2 dozen times when I finally got through the lady said they needed to contact me about this because they close at 4pm and cannot accommodate me earlier. I asked when she can she put me hold to check without muting me for over 15 minutes when i finally hung up. Not only put me on hold but carried on a lovely conversation with a customer during that almost like she was purposely sticking to me? So went online rescheduled for 2 days later at noon came in to hear them tell a customer that they couldn’t get his lug nuts off so he’d have to come back? Ok been replacing tires since 1980s and never heard of a shop not being able to get lugs off so when he left they took my car and said it would take an hour hour and half longest. About 1/2 hour in tech comes out with my lug lock tool saying its worn and spinning on lug cannot get rear tires off, said he two techs try neither could. I asked if he is using it correct then said can I try, they had to ask the manager this so supervisor went out to get her. In this time tech apologized and i said i may have a second tool in my trunk can i look, said sure so we went to my car. Didn’t have a second one in trunk but saw breaker bar with socket so picked it up placed lock tool on lug moved it until it engaged then first pull loosen lug. I torqued this to 95ft lbs last time i had tire off so knew they would come easy. Told him its loose he gave me a dumbfounded look so i went to other rear one and did the same first tug loose. Asked if he wanted me to loosen the remainder because i need tires that day said no he can manage them. Over 2 1/2 hours my tires were completed…i asked why so long supervisor responded “sorry tech was not on his game that day” she couldn’t figure out how to get him focused. Now i was dumbfounded that she told me that? I asked am i going to be safe driving the 40 minutes home on the highway? She didn’t charge me for install. Drove home nervous but tires had no wobble so appears balanced correctly then when i torqued all four tires at home had confidence i was good. Wow just wow, top it off when i was leaving the tech who was working on the car that they brought in while checking me out came and told supervisor that they couldn’t get 3 lug nuts off. To summarize i witnessed Walmart attempt to replace tires on 4 different cars while I was there, the technicians had issues getting lug nuts off 3 of the 4 cars brought in for new tires. Wow just wow having gone through this I WILL NEVER CONSIDER Walmart ever again even though these tires were so inexpensive.
I just purchased tires today from Walmart Goodyear reliance 120 dollars per tire this does not include installation. Tires have gone up in the last year
Walmart will not install tires that are a different size (tire wall height) than is listed on your door jam without the store managers approval. Why I stopped shopping at Walmart.
The Viva 3 wears great on my Venza , 245 50 20 , rotation every 10k ,,, but after 20k miles they have become extremely noisy ,, extremely noisy,, I couldn't recommend the Viva
Browsing tyres, like you browse televisions at the electronic store. This seems crazy to a British person. Do American consumers even understand the tyres they are looking at? Most Uk drivers don't even bother checking their tyres, or know their tyre size. Are costco & walmart like a one stop shop for everything you could possibly need?
I might look at replacing the tires on my 2018 Elantra SE for Goodyear Reliants. At $77 a tire i'm sure they're alot better then the Nexens I got on currently.
I just realized my Audi Q3 s line has bigger tires and wheels then ur car 255 40 19 runnin some beefy Conti extreme contact dwso6 they hook but are so loud on highway
If you can get a good deal at Walmart on a set of tires go for it there's nothing wrong with that but do not waste your money on the extended warranty cuz they will tell you to your face it takes care of the life of the tire and I went back today and had a piece of metal go through my tire and they charged me $108 for the tire and I told him no I paid for the warranty if it's free fine if it cost anything do not put it on my truck they said nothing to me and put it on my truck and then charge me $108 do not waste your money on the extended warranty cuz they are lying to you
Walmart tires are low priced, because they’re low end tires. The rest is marketing BS. Some of the tire brands are well known, but it’s their lowest performance tires the brands make. One telling sign on Walmart tires is there is no speed rating. Meaning they’re low performance tires.
Like how people love buying tires where you go get groceries, literally the quality isn’t there. Plus, all the negative that customers have with Walmart Auto Centers is beyond none…
I agree, I generally don't trust Walmart to even look at my car. Sometimes they have such a good deal on highly rated tires that I can't turn down. I double check their work before I go down the road though. There's not a chance in hell that if let them tough my oil though. I'm very happy with my General Exclaim HPX and Dextero DAT1's for the price, and it seems my Walmart is at least capable of mounting a tire without fucking anything up. I still take pictures of my car before I let them touch it in case they do screw my car over. I also wouldn't put Goodyear or Douglas on my, and that's the majority of what they carry.
Want tires from Walmart in October? Go to the store, order them in August, and sit in the waiting room for eight weeks. Bring food. Water. Tell your family not to call police to fill out missing person report. Should be out of the store by...Thanksgiving. Walmart doesn't care.
I quit buying tires at Walmart because they won't put tires on your car unless they are the exact size of the door label so fuck Walmart! The last time I was in my factory tires were bigger than the size on the door label, yet they wouldn't put tires on my car even though this size came on the car from the factory
My door label on my Jeep shows 215/75/15. The dealer says that size wasn't even available the year my car was built. I got the manager at Walmart to agree to install tires one size larger than stock (235/75/15 vs 225/75/15), but I already have 30's on it now. So I bought the tires from Walmart, and I scheduled the install with the dealer.
Hi and thanks for watching. It varies depending on how busy they are. I have had them change the tires in an hour and another time 3 hours or so. I think it can take longer too if they are really busy. Thanks again for watching!
Hi Janet, thanks for watching! I would contact Walmart to see if they have the size that fits your vehicles. I'm not sure if they will fit or not but Walmart should know.
I just bought a set of Goodyear Wrangler radials at Walmart , the tires looked good , everything seemed ok . After a week I checked the manufacturer dates ; 1905 , two 1906's & a 1907 . These tires are 19 , 18 & 17 years old ( I'm writing this now - 3 - 2024 ). Apparently there are no regulations against selling dangerously outdated tires . The Fed says tires should be replaced after 6 yrs. Guess Walmart has no problem endangering it's customers ...
It’s not just Walmart 😉
Kept waiting for a review but it’s just homeboy showing you tires and prices.
I am in the market for four new tires. After looking at your review of the tires you bought from Walmart and your experience with them, I'm on my way to purchase a set of 4 Douglas all season tires. I know it's been a while since you posted this video. Hope I will be happy with them as you were. Thanks a lot. You helped me make a good choice of tires for my Toyota Corolla 2015. Thank you so much for posting! Have a blessed day.
Update?
Douglas tires are made by Goodyear specifically for Walmart, perfectly acceptable cheap value-oriented tires. I’ve bought the Goodyear Viva3’s and their replacements, the Goodyear Reliants which are nice mainstream mid-grade all season tires, also made specifically for Walmart. They’re rated 600AA for treadwear, traction and temp and seem to last and perform well. I’ll generally replace my tires before the mileage warranty come up, tires generally don’t wear that long for me but I won’t bother making a claim as long as they last reasonably long enough. Walmart tire installation is cheap, sometimes free around Black Friday so always a pretty good deal. Downside is they get busy so don’t expect fast service.
Thanks for watching and your comment!
The Goodyear vivas sucked,New reliants are better
I challenge you to grab a Douglas and push down on it. If you trust that, you are far braver than me.
Laufenn is made by Michelin doesn't mean its a great tire all tires companies have cheap tires
@@MRxXJCXIIII believe Michelin bought Uniroyal too, they are generally very crappy tires especially the Tiger Paw. Its worth buying name brand tires.
My experience at walmart. 2 sets of all 4 lugnuts stripped. Air pressure sensor broken. Transmission mysteriously breaks minutes after changing a tire. Put the wrong oil in my car without telling me.
I'm going on my 3rd set of Douglas, only thing I don't like is the thin sidewalls, which Hankook also have. But for a savings of $50 a tire, I use them.
I would check the date code on tires from Walmart. They typically sell tires that are a couple years old not a problem if you drive a lot of miles but if you’re purchasing winter tires that you’re only gonna use seasonally they’ll probably hit five years before they’re worn out.
Walmart in California suck. But when you go online Walmart you can find other deals for a set if 4 tires. Thanks for sharing.
I once changed oil at Walmart
They forgot to tighten the drain bolt and the all the oil leaked away
Luckily noticed it on my driveway a big puddle and towed it to the dealer
Walmart Auto is a scam except they sell good batteries
It's all in the training
Letting the shop know also will help. The younger kids pulling plugs are just that. They get distracted and whatnot but also correction is needed.
It's becoming a problem where they see anyone as a WM tech, they're stupid as shit automatically because of how these people are trained, equipped and treated day in and out. Which is sad.
On my 4th set of Dexteros that we've used on my Trailblazer and Honda Pilot. My last set got 61,000 miles and I didn't even maintain them like I should've. Could've easily gotten 70k on these 50k tires. Great ride. As for the fact that they are a Walmart vs. Local shop...the last sets I got at the local place were overpriced Bridgestone JUNK that I had to replace with the Dexteros, (which fixed the ride problem) that the local place ignored. The local place also put my wheel on so loosely that it almost came off the hub going down the road at 60 mph. Walmart at least put a process in place to triple check the torque setting. You can find lazy people anywhere....
Dexteros that we've used on my Trailblazer and Honda Pilot. My last set got 61,000 miles and I didn't even maintain them like I should've. Could've easily gotten 70k on these 50k tires. Great ride. As for the fact that they are a Walmart vs. Local shop...the last sets I got at the local place were overpriced Bridgestone JUNK that I had to replace with the Dexteros, (which fixed the ride problem) that the local place ignored. The local place also put my wheel on so loosely that it almost came off the hub going down the road at 60 mph. Walmart at least put a process in place to triple check the torque setting. You can find lazy people anywhere....
I'm running the Douglas performance towers on my car right now and they are okay all season tire The only thing I don't like it's the short thread life.
I personally had no issues getting tires from Walmart as I hate wasting my time with Mom and Pop shops that tell you we can order it for you, but I tell them I will order it from Walmart cheaper. Now staffing at their shops isn't the best though.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
You ARE the problem. Pull out of walmart without torqued wheels. You'll NEVER check them! Get your oil changed at Walmart. You HAVE ZERO KNOGLEGE of what happened up in there!
A Mom&Pop shop is where we'd go to get a deal on the best of everything.
You new baby boi's want everything on suck a bottle option. Keep laying your love on mega Walmart while Mom & Pop was the most honest & truly wanted to sale you the best.
Do you know how to change a tire? What if it's really cold? Could you pull it off without calling daddy?
Don't you lie to me. I'll know.
Have you ever changed your own oil? Are a new Kia zoom zoom 4cy cut the muffler "BADASS"?
You do know oil needs changed right?
@@scott1lori282 I disagree as your mom and pop shops are the worst you can ever take your vehicle to. I've never gotten quality service or fair price from a mom and pop shop. Mom and pop shops can't even keep their products in stock.
tires you get what you pay for. While you can order online from Walmart for better tires such as Pirelli or Continental for example. but their pricing really isn't all that off when you compare apples to apples to other retailers. I did compare a set of tires for my X5 that is specific to my vehicle and actually found that Tire Rack had the best pricing all the way around. (cheaper than Walmart, Amazon, Ebay. and some major tire shops)
Looks like you’ve found a good shop, it’s crazy how drastically the Auto Departments at Walmart can be.
I bought a set of Douglas All-Seasons myself, the location I went to set me up an appointment for the tire installation
Thanks for watching! The auto care center I go to has had most of their team members for a while. They all seem to work well together and I have had good luck with them working on my cars. Thanks again for watching!
Waited 2 hours and 45 minutes for these idiots to replace my tires x4. Prepaid and had a 12:00pm appointment, got out at 2:45pm
I recommend buying tires at walmart..but check every single tire before you drive away..
Keep in mind though, Walmart, unlike tire shops, as a non-negotiable policy, will not ever allow you to exchange for a different tire if the tire is driven on. For example, if the tire is extremely loud, or does not meet your expectations, they will not exchange nor return them. And this is in contrast to discount tire, Belle tire, Firestone dealers, Goodyear dealers, etc. Etc. Where if you have a problem with the selection, they will at least prorate it for an exchange. Buyer beware with Walmart.
"extremely loud tires" lol
Yeap! You pay $40 dollars more but you get a quality tire to being with, plus the warranty certificate and if they bulge, have a blow out, a cash on the sidewalk, or a patch will not work or is destroyed by road debris they replace it 100% no questions asked. Also, when a manufacturer does business with Wally World's they cut corners in quality and manufacturing to bring the price down to Walmart Standard. I bought a set of 4 for a 1998 Corolla like 25 years ago and after 18 month they started to bulge. Never again. I buy from Discount Tire and independent shops and never had a problems with tires even the 45k miles one last beyond their point.
@@elir.torres8642 walmart tires have always worked better for me, everytime I've gotten tires from an actual tire shop the don't last. As for quality, walmart can get the same tires as the tire shops do and for a more reasonable price.
I put over 65000 miles on a set of Douglass tires. Remember to buy road hazard warranty.
Thanks for watching!
I will never use Wal-Mart again after they installed the wrong tires. I asked for Goodyear Reliants and they put on Douglas A/T (after verifying this twice with the associate who looked like she didn't give a damn). The Wal-Mart tire center associates are LAZY, RUDE and not-accommodating at all. They also put 2 different size valve stems on my tires. I'm having this fixed because the car looks 'stupid' with 3 valve stems sticking 2" out from the rim.
If you have a car you are going to have for years and don't abuse your tires then you are better off going to a real garage and paying up for premium tires. The only time I got acceptable service out of cheap tires were a pepboys definity set.
Crazy to see those General Tires at the store were starting at 63 dollars, current price is like 150~ per tire on those bad boys.
Right? I am looking at the crossmax ct-1 as my next cheap set since I don't plan on keeping the car for long
Lucky you. Walmart never stands by anything in my experiences. I had a tire separate and they told me I needed a alignment. I went to the alignment shop and they said there's nothing wrong with my alignment. I bought a walmart battery same thing happened I had three different places tell me my battery was bad walmart said the battery was good. I had to literally argue in the store to get them to replace the battery. Walmart doesn't stand by there warranty.
I had a set of Goodyear Viva 3 on a 2012 Honda Pilot (AWD). These tires lasted a whole 20,000 miles. After fighting with Walmart for 90 minutes and dealing with 3 managers, they finally gave in and warranted them and sold me a new set for $20/tire. The 2nd set lasted 16,000 miles!! I had rotated both sets every 7,000 miles and 99.9% of the time was driving on asphalt and .01% on gravel. By far the worst set of tires I've ever owned and the worst experience dealing with Walmart managers to honor the guarantee they display right on their counter. I'm glad you had a good experience with these tires and Walmart but I will never purchase tires from Walmart again. The extra $100 you spend for Firestone or Nokian at a reputable tire shop is worth it to me. I've since had a set of Nokian tires installed 16,000 miles ago and they still have 70% tread left. How do I know?... it shows a percentage gauge right on the tire and they are way better on snow and ice.
Thanks for watching and appreciate your feedback. Sorry the tires and experience were not good for you.
Would u recommend discount tires vs goodbye or fire stone or just some independent now Owned shop
Walmart is the worse place to buy tires and you pay extra for a road hazard. Their service is bad and going back to them again for tire issues will be a nightmare. Buying very expensive tires with high mileage is another myth. Warranty only lasts for one year from the date of purchase at most places if your tire tread wears off. Also, some places ask you for proof of tire rotation and wheel balancing.
You get what you pay for, better spend more money and go to a good shop where their staffs are more professional, less problem in the long run
I had the same experience with Goodyears on my old Mazda 929. Horrible wear life. Loud too.
Yes, everyone should. It’s cheap and you save money!!!! Walmarts….my favorite store.
If you have a beater and don't care scratches on the vehicle or rim, or not being balanced correctly; Wallyworld might be ok. No personal experience, but had a few women friends who did the walmart tire thing and ended up getting some scratches on the rims and had to go elsewhere after a few miles to get the tires balanced correctly.
I have never had any issues with thr tires. Thr installation is way less then most shops. Sometimes they do things for a buck.
Thanks for watching!
Mr and Mrs average would be great to buy the cheap and cheerful and happy with the purchase
I’m now six sets of tires on three cars in my family. All my purchases have been online.
Hi there, could you please help me know which one of these Nexen tires will provide more comfort for a SUV with 255/45/R20 size?
1. NFERA SUPREME (looks like the N5000 Platinum)
2. NFERA RU1
3. NFERA RU5
These are the ones that are available in my country/region, and I wanna pick the most comfortable one among those.
I got General Exclaim HPX for my '10 Focus. My last set was Michelin Premier A/S, but i got cheaper tires this time b/c I wasn't planning to keep the car for the life of the tires. They have good ride and noise characteristics, but they are definitely not as grippy in dry or wet. Although the handling is stable and predictable, and they are wearing well. I would love to see some actual road tests comparing cheaper tires.
I picked up the same tires at my Walmart on clearance for $20 each. Hopefully they are good enough for my sister. We’re broke
I want good tires, installed by people I can feel confident are professionally trained, so I’m going to Discount Tire. In fact, the tires I’ve decided on will be slightly less expensive there, when installation is added in, than at my local Walmart.
I bought sceptor tires at Walmart there good. Sceptor tires is Nexen tire too. Even Chinese tires are good too.
I just bought a set of the good year assurance for $122 each. Stupid inflation.
Hi David, thanks for watching! Good luck with your new tires.
I just got a set for $115 each, they are 205 55 16 the same size that was $91 each in the video. I'm curious how have they held up for you? Do you like em? Would you buy em again?
@@RonnieRockafella they were great for about a month until the car got totalled.
I'm an old school motorhead and only buy Continental tires, the "Contact" series exclusively. I had to throw out a whole set of 1/4 worn Coopers off my Jeep and Cross Contacts just came out. They're made by computer in Mexico in a completely automated factory. And today have a 91% best brand rating at Tire Rack. And Tire Rack should know, they've sold gazillions of tires of every brand; quite possibly to your own shop. That review is based on people who have actually bought the tires. Not some "experts" opinion. Over the years, since "Contacts" first came out, I've had about 20 sets and have never had a single problem with any one of them. That's the first thing I do when I buy a car. Even a new car, is put a set of Connies on it and don't worry about it. And I've done that with 1 new car and 2 new Jeeps now. Most new cars come with 28 dollar tires. Really. You can't even buy them and they're usually shot in 20,000 miles. Many of my "Contact" tires were purchased at Tire Rack because they're hard to find. And if they have them, you have them within a week. And their tread designs are excellent and have DWS imprints on the 2nd rib. (dry, wet, snow) When the S disappears, it's no longer rated for snow. When the W disappears, it's no longer rated for wet weather. When the D disappears the tire is worn out. I know of no other manufacturer that does this and these are 70,000 mile tires. I even have a pair of Teva sandals for my feet with Continental tire bottoms on them. Don't ask me. I've only had one flat tire out of over 90 tires and it was a nail. From Cross Contacts for my SUV's and Jeeps, to Extreme Contacts for my cars and Hot Rods. Continental's are the only tires I trust, or buy, and I'm currently running 4 sets of them. And when you're running 4 sets of tires, you better be sure. I Have more trouble with my rims than I do my tires. Modern factory alloy rims start corroding the day you get them and the valve stems start leaking. They have to hone out the hole and glue them in. Really, I'm not making this up, you'll see. All the rest of the major tire manufacturers are garbage. If you see a huge dent in your sidewall, it's not NORMAL like your dealer says; that tire is junk and isn't even round. They bounce when you drive down the road and wear your struts and suspension bushings out. That is also why you can't balance them properly. Cooper really disappointed me and Good Year has always been junk. Except in Semi Trucks: Michelin and Bridgestone are the most over rated tires there are. In the winter, Michelin's are useless and won't even let you leave your own driveway. Just ask my brother. And Firestone and Uniroyal? Are they even still in business? They shouldn't be. Dunlop makes excellent Motorcycle tires and that's about it. Pirelli makes good tires, and they wear out so fast you have to replace them every year, or even twice. They're only good for 7,000 miles. NOT 70. Continentals are standard equipment on many European cars and should be on all cars. They're weight rated for the car you buy them for, so they always ride very smooth. But hey, that just the opinion of one old school motorhead, who's been around the block a few times. Take free advice for what it's worth.
Horse 💩
I’ve bought high performance tires at walmart and they have been great!
I paid the price $$$$$.
A high price but not quality.
I had Michelin all seasons premium top of the line (PRIMACY MXV4) passager tires proudly made in CANADA.
Haha!
Great famous performance with a big famous name.
It actually drives pretty good.
Everything went south👎👇
In only 3 1/2 years dry rots with only about several hundreds of fine cracks lines on all sidewalls of all 4 tires smiling at me.
Brought it back to COSTCO with its famous posted black and white powerful warranty behind their beans counter.
They blamed me for all the dry rots and all the sidewalls cracks. With a big no no instore warranty claim or adjustment.
They asked me a double sword question of " Do you use tire shine or not?"
Guess what ?
I said " YES".
He replied back " You shouldn't be supposed to use any tire shine or rubber preservatives products ."
They give me Michelin's own representatives toll free number to deal with me.
The Michelin Co. representative tells me to go to one of their independent privately owned tire shop near me to get another evaluation.
Guess what? The same tire dressing question?
He ask me do I use any tire shine products again.
I quickly realized it's a double-edged sword question.
If you use tire dressing products, it means you are using chemicals are a no-no for the Michelin tires.
If you said you don't use tire dressing products, which means you don't take care of your tires.
It ends up another no and forfeit warranty claim.
Then the Michelin tire rep, give me another tire shop located much farther away from this location for me to get another evaluation for warranty claim.
I realize this is just another RUNABOUT GAME Michelin played to F#*k me up to get rid of me from warranty claim.
No warranty claim on a 5 years FAMOUS Warranty.
I will never look at MICHELIN tires again after this HALL OF SHAME GAME 🎮 they played on consumers like me.
Thanks for sharing.
Walmart is the only store that had a matching tire that was on my Jeep Wrangler. Goodyear Wranglers. the other places didn't. not even online.
I have a car that won't move (without towing). Damaged the suspension. If I bring a rim into Walmart, will they install the tire onto the rim, without a car present?
Bottom line, do the Dot #'s of the month and year line up on the tires to qualify as a true set, and if not, how much do the dates vary between tires?
I have goodyear assurance outlast kn both my Toyota & Honda cars & they are really good tires
Many tires at Walmart are exclusive to them from Goodyear and others.
These are good tires. You need to know what to look for but Walmart will not sell crap!
Take a shot every time he says tire/tires! XD
Be aware of the tires you are getting at Walmart. Quite a few are made specifically for Walmart. I tried checking with Goodyear about some take off tires I was buying from a friend for a truck. Instead of a load rating on the tire it just said Load Rating - Appropriate. I tried calling Goodyear and was told that their computer system could not actually access that data. Walmart had Goodyear lock that info out of their customer support systems. Also if you do road trips... sure you can find Walmarts all over but they may not have your tire should you have a problem. You can't just take the tires to another tire store and have them handle the warranty. Still you can get good tires and good prices. Just know what you are and aren't getting,
I've never had that problem with walmart tires.
@@rodericklusk1317 never had which problem? If the tire is a model made just for Walmart then other tire retailers can’t get the tire. As far as my issue for load rating and checking with Goodyear… it isn’t a problem for most people what the load rating is. In my case it was going on a large SUV that could be used for towing. It was odd the tires looked good for the job but did not have an actual load rating on the tire. Checking with Goodyear the customer service line could not access the data in their computer system. You can find good tires at Walmart just understand what you are buying.
Thinking you never had a problem so it doesn’t exist and can never be an issue is just foolish.
@@troublets3060 what's foolish is buying a tire that is meant for a small vehicle and putting it on a large suv.
@@rodericklusk1317 and how would you know if you can’t get an actual load rating. Hmmm maybe that’s why I actually contacted Goodyear. They were tires marketed for the light truck market. So not unreasonable to check for a large SUV. It’s ok I don’t blame you for your reading and comprehension skills. I blame your teachers. 👍
Excellent and very helpful video
Oil change at Walmart and they broke my fuel line.
Oil change at Walmart and left with scratched paint square on my driver door
Why don't you do it yourself.im a moron and if i can do an oil change on my car anyone can do it
I just got Walmart assurance outlast for my car because of the killer deal, even though they are alot more than you showed there 16 more/tire, but the whole price including the walmart warranty was 230 less than costco for installing advantage TAs which were the tires on my car. I hope they will last the full 80k.
Do the Dot #'s of the month and year line up on the tires to qualify as a true set, and if not, how much do the dates vary between tires?
Make sure you get good name brand tires, the last tires I got at Walmart lasted for years.
Which ones
I get mine at Costco. Always get Michelins.
Price ?
Looking at the Douglas, but how are they in snow or slippery conditions?
Bought arroyo grand sport tires from Wal-Mart awesome tire great price ..
I will be trading in my wife’s car in 2-3 months from now and of course her tires are worn so went on line to find the best tire for least amount, never knew Walmart does this. Well I caught a sale on a pair of Kuhmo’s that was too good to be true at Walmart so thought how bad could they be? Well here’s my story….made an appointment on line for a Tuesday at 4-5pm, tried to call the store over 1/2 dozen times when I finally got through the lady said they needed to contact me about this because they close at 4pm and cannot accommodate me earlier. I asked when she can she put me hold to check without muting me for over 15 minutes when i finally hung up. Not only put me on hold but carried on a lovely conversation with a customer during that almost like she was purposely sticking to me? So went online rescheduled for 2 days later at noon came in to hear them tell a customer that they couldn’t get his lug nuts off so he’d have to come back? Ok been replacing tires since 1980s and never heard of a shop not being able to get lugs off so when he left they took my car and said it would take an hour hour and half longest. About 1/2 hour in tech comes out with my lug lock tool saying its worn and spinning on lug cannot get rear tires off, said he two techs try neither could. I asked if he is using it correct then said can I try, they had to ask the manager this so supervisor went out to get her. In this time tech apologized and i said i may have a second tool in my trunk can i look, said sure so we went to my car. Didn’t have a second one in trunk but saw breaker bar with socket so picked it up placed lock tool on lug moved it until it engaged then first pull loosen lug. I torqued this to 95ft lbs last time i had tire off so knew they would come easy. Told him its loose he gave me a dumbfounded look so i went to other rear one and did the same first tug loose. Asked if he wanted me to loosen the remainder because i need tires that day said no he can manage them. Over 2 1/2 hours my tires were completed…i asked why so long supervisor responded “sorry tech was not on his game that day” she couldn’t figure out how to get him focused. Now i was dumbfounded that she told me that? I asked am i going to be safe driving the 40 minutes home on the highway? She didn’t charge me for install. Drove home nervous but tires had no wobble so appears balanced correctly then when i torqued all four tires at home had confidence i was good. Wow just wow, top it off when i was leaving the tech who was working on the car that they brought in while checking me out came and told supervisor that they couldn’t get 3 lug nuts off. To summarize i witnessed Walmart attempt to replace tires on 4 different cars while I was there, the technicians had issues getting lug nuts off 3 of the 4 cars brought in for new tires. Wow just wow having gone through this I WILL NEVER CONSIDER Walmart ever again even though these tires were so inexpensive.
Do you know what brand makes Antares, it seems like there’s a lot of them for sale at Walmart
I just purchased tires today from Walmart Goodyear reliance 120 dollars per tire this does not include installation. Tires have gone up in the last year
How were they? I think I’m going to settle w them for my Camry
I’m getting the same tires put on tomorrow
How have they held up ?
Walmart will not install tires that are a different size (tire wall height) than is listed on your door jam without the store managers approval. Why I stopped shopping at Walmart.
Awesome video thanks for sharing. Where are you located near?
Walmart tires are round, sort of, black, and hold sir, most of the time.
Dang dude your wheels have seen better days
Best place for tires🇺🇸
EYE OPENING, THANKS, I NEED TIRES FOR DIFFERENT CARS/TRUCKS SO THANKS AGAIN !
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Need a handling test video.
Big brand tires online is best to buy the cheapest. They always give you $40 to $50 off when you buy 4 tires
The Viva 3 wears great on my Venza , 245 50 20 , rotation every 10k ,,, but after 20k miles they have become extremely noisy ,, extremely noisy,, I couldn't recommend the Viva
Browsing tyres, like you browse televisions at the electronic store.
This seems crazy to a British person.
Do American consumers even understand the tyres they are looking at?
Most Uk drivers don't even bother checking their tyres, or know their tyre size.
Are costco & walmart like a one stop shop for everything you could possibly need?
I might look at replacing the tires on my 2018 Elantra SE for Goodyear Reliants. At $77 a tire i'm sure they're alot better then the Nexens I got on currently.
Wow they’re currently $105 a tire! Dang inflation is disgusting. Smh
@@Eloign probably different size …
I have the reliants on my built civic they are excellent in most road conditions and the have excellent grip they also produce low road noise.
Buying 245/55/r18 v rated for my Camaro
I just realized my Audi Q3 s line has bigger tires and wheels then ur car 255 40 19 runnin some beefy Conti extreme contact dwso6 they hook but are so loud on highway
@@mercy5478 had to take 24s off they was too bumpy at 60+ and scare me
I guess you don't know too much about tire ratings as you never refer to these tire ratings at all.
2008 chevrolet trailblazer tire size p245/65r17 (lt) Dextero
$1000
Man the days before inflation took off. Those were the good times.
If you can get a good deal at Walmart on a set of tires go for it there's nothing wrong with that but do not waste your money on the extended warranty cuz they will tell you to your face it takes care of the life of the tire and I went back today and had a piece of metal go through my tire and they charged me $108 for the tire and I told him no I paid for the warranty if it's free fine if it cost anything do not put it on my truck they said nothing to me and put it on my truck and then charge me $108 do not waste your money on the extended warranty cuz they are lying to you
I always buy tires at walmart and change my oil there, and I do not have any issue with it
Sounds like Gilbert Godfrey talking 😂
Tread looks deep..😇
Walmart tires are low priced, because they’re low end tires. The rest is marketing BS. Some of the tire brands are well known, but it’s their lowest performance tires the brands make. One telling sign on Walmart tires is there is no speed rating. Meaning they’re low performance tires.
Note to self, M.Perry doesn't know what he or she is talking about....
I just looked on walmart's website. The speed rating of Douglas all season tires is "H" which is 130 mph
@@classicpontiac37 the vast majority are not.
I just put V rated tires on my car and they came from Walmart... Their Goodyear and Douglas tires are garbage though.
The tires are speed rated....example H, T, V Rated...
Had a great experience with the Douglas on Chevy Cruze
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Which tires you get
I also have a Chevy Cruze LTZ
Like how people love buying tires where you go get groceries, literally the quality isn’t there. Plus, all the negative that customers have with Walmart Auto Centers is beyond none…
I agree, I generally don't trust Walmart to even look at my car. Sometimes they have such a good deal on highly rated tires that I can't turn down. I double check their work before I go down the road though. There's not a chance in hell that if let them tough my oil though. I'm very happy with my General Exclaim HPX and Dextero DAT1's for the price, and it seems my Walmart is at least capable of mounting a tire without fucking anything up. I still take pictures of my car before I let them touch it in case they do screw my car over. I also wouldn't put Goodyear or Douglas on my, and that's the majority of what they carry.
Want tires from Walmart in October? Go to the store, order them in August, and sit in the waiting room for eight weeks. Bring food. Water. Tell your family not to call police to fill out missing person report. Should be out of the store by...Thanksgiving. Walmart doesn't care.
I like Discount Tire. They match prices. How much os install per tire at Walmart?
Hi and thanks for watching, I don't remember how much they charged per tire and it might vary from Walmart to Walmart. Thanks again for watching!
@@ToddsGarage I got the whole set at Discount Tire for $479 installed!! They matched an Amazon option for .$102 a Tire. Nice and quiet.
What's the cost of installation in Walmart?
17 per tire
Hell yeah!
I quit buying tires at Walmart because they won't put tires on your car unless they are the exact size of the door label so fuck Walmart! The last time I was in my factory tires were bigger than the size on the door label, yet they wouldn't put tires on my car even though this size came on the car from the factory
My door label on my Jeep shows 215/75/15. The dealer says that size wasn't even available the year my car was built. I got the manager at Walmart to agree to install tires one size larger than stock (235/75/15 vs 225/75/15), but I already have 30's on it now. So I bought the tires from Walmart, and I scheduled the install with the dealer.
need to state where tires are made
Walmart cost is the lowest out the door for tires
I don't like the fact that there is a fee for re-mounting to the rim. I will stick with discount and tire insurance.
I didn't even know Walmart sold tires, I'm guessing it's not all Walmarts?
Hi and thanks for watching. I think only the ones with auto centers sell and install the tires.
Chinese tires rule better than name brand,using chinese tires for years
This guy is the one from the incredibles movie
I need for a dodge decota 2006 model I need
Douglas tires fit truck n blazer both??
Hi Janet, I would contact Walmart on availability and if these tires will fit your vehicles. Thanks for watching!
This wasn’t helpful. Just a review of really cheap tires.
Just my opinion, you may want to research tires and why the cheap ones are so cheap.
How long did it take to change 4 tires?
Hi and thanks for watching. It varies depending on how busy they are. I have had them change the tires in an hour and another time 3 hours or so. I think it can take longer too if they are really busy. Thanks again for watching!
About 40 min.
I can change all 4 mounted in balanced in 30 mins or less
Never buy viva 3
Very noisy
Douglas never tired
They never get sleepy?
They don’t stock my size
WTF prices pretty much double as of Sep 2024
Need 2 tires for back of dodgedecota 2006 model
They fit chevy S 10 03??
Hi Janet, thanks for watching! I would contact Walmart to see if they have the size that fits your vehicles. I'm not sure if they will fit or not but Walmart should know.
Name brand tires at Walmart are not the same as name brand tires at a Tire shop.
walmart said i cant buy 1 tire. I can buy 4 though....
Where is installer
I Learned not buy tires from Walmart
Them tires are low mileage tires Us by the low mileage tire you always buy the low mileage tire
Drunk?