Our 5 Most Popular Affordable Tires

[@MandusahRamirez]

I DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW NOBODY TALKS ABOUT “ARROYO GRAND SPORTS A/S”!!! & THEY’RE AN AMERICAN TIRE BRAND! I Tried Them On My FWD Daily Ford Fusion Platinum 2.0EB & IT TRANSFORMED IT INTO A FWD SEDAN THAT HANDLES LIKE IT HAS AN LSD! I LITERALLY NEVER UNDERSTEER OR HAVE TIRE SQUEAL! I TELL EVERYONE OF MY CAR FRIENDS ABOUT THEM.

[@Wechosworld]

I own a fusion aswell where can i buy!???

[@BourneThisWay]

I remember going to a commercial car shop for new tires for my R32 and they opened up a magazine and recommended performance tires worth almost 2k. They tried to convince me that expensive performance tires were my only option.

[@davidbillyard6629]

I use Vredestein on my A5 Quattro 3.0 tdi, they are very good.

[@edoud123]

I have Achilles sports 2 235/40/18 on my Honda Accord can't complain, but for $287 with free shipping from Walmart can't beat that

[@flaco3141]

Lexani 207 beat it

[@willk3807]

I'm waiting on my Federal 595 275/40/18 for the rears on my 350z. Bought them for $105 a piece off Amazon. Surprised to see them on this list.

[@randomtoyotadude8952]

Slapy work guys!! You should have used same size on all tires, so people could compare... all serious tires makes the most popular sizes!!

[@richardalfaro4933]

I had some continental dws plus for about 4 years drove from Texas to Montana and California and easily 50000 miles on them.. they still had a lot of thread on on till I replaced them this week.. if it wasn't for the bent shocks and struts.. I think they could have gone longer

[@hairylarry6167]

2nd comment A lot of people who buy tires aren't aware that the date of manufactured is stamped on the side of the tire. For example, I just bought those cheap China Crosswind tires, they were made 02/12/ 21, not bad really. China made the Crosswinds at an affordable price so people can afford GOOD tires for a low price. I did some fact checking on these before I bought them. They are actually pretty good tires. I paid $410 for a set of 4, and that included mounting and balancing. All seasons yet to boot.

[@mauriceshaker8667]

What's that 5 spoke rims? On your right elbow

[@moisto_o3036]

i have dunlop sportmaxx rt 245/40r18's and they are nice, but expensive. and they dint take well to overheating. they like to chunk off if they become super overheated so its not very good for things like drifting. but i have about 35k miles on them and they are on the wear bar and they still can almost hold the power of my car, and corner grip is still great.

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

That’s awesome!

[@StarrVT]

Achilles ATR Sports

[@rmoore4yris]

Agreed. I've been running these for years on all my cars without issues. My only con is the widths. Wish they had wider tires.

[@luciancastillo1337]

They are good but suck in the rain

[@fleckx]

I was recently in a position to do my first car build-up but wanted to be frugal, so all my research kept leading back to 595s. If anyone thinks I should try Achilles ATR Sport 2 or Ironman Imove Gen2 next time, let me know why!

[@jjfordingpoursoulstudios8581]

How's the noise level/ ride on the Neo Gens?

[@BobbyG3752]

The triple 5's are great performance and handling until it rains a little bit and the road gets wet and then they are a nightmare. On my car "mustang 02" anyway. They did look great on the car though

[@saul45100]

What would be best for a Honda accord sport 2.0t?

[@andrewblackmon7325]

Bf Goodrich comp 2 as, great tire, why do yall always keep them off your list?

[@hydrogen.jukebox]

I've been running Toyo Extensa HP II's; really comfortable and grippy, except for that one time I almost ate shit on a curb. Close one

[@itszookus3680]

i thought i was the only one who said it like that lmfao. happy u good tho

[@Rutx90]

2009 bmw 335i, running 265/35/18 and having a hard time picking some tires that high in comfort and road noise. Any recommendations??

[@franchisefred4066]

Mayrun MR500 best bang for the buck.

[@Dirtyz1234]

I love General GMax for an entry level performance all season

[@marcusxmac9687]

General is not an entry level tire. It's like Tier 2 when Michelin Continental Pirelli and GoodYear are Tier 1.

[@usahalil]

I just put 4 of Prinx what’s do you think about it they made in Thailand

[@luciancastillo1337]

They suck I just replaced them

[@rmoore4yris]

Federal Evoluzion ties are great too

[@katkiller1313]

what are ur thoughts on lexani uhp 207?

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Great cheap tires! Now that the 595 is manufacturer backordered, these are one of our top selling tires. Here's a link for the specs: bit.ly/3eEZofG

[@greenman8]

I have a set of 245/40/18 on my daily driver, a 99 Lexus GS. I only bought them as a temporary set, but I love them. Keep in mind, I rarely see rain, never any snow. I've had them for a year and a half, and don't think they are noisy. (a common complaint in reviews)

[@jasminegoin5006]

Running firehawk indy 500's $900 for a set of 4. Budget tires are not what they used to be.

[@anthonyzhu5971]

Thanks for the video! I've watched them all but still can't decide which summer tires to run for a daily BRZ that I occasionally will drive hard on. I want a good balance between grip and treadwear.

[@DG-888]

Same, i might jus got with the federals for my q50

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

You cannot go wrong with a Michelin. They offer the best performance, lifespan, and all weather traction period. On a super strict budget though, the 595 is a no brainer. Mid tier, I can't say enough good things about the Nitto NT555 G2

[@wiperdown8849]

Hey, I have an awkward build. Stock is 235/65r16 on a 2007 chevy equinox ls, but I put on 2018 dodge charger sxt plus rims that run 245/45r18 and in the front I am getting positive camber, my thought is to get 275/45r18 to come close to stock diameter and I think it should fix camber and get a meaty set of tires but for one im not sure if my theory would fix the camber and 2 it is hard to find 275/45r18

[@WrecklessRebuilds]

When he said b8 s4 I got hyped

[@josephmgomez3921]

I'm in California where it doesen't rain much. Wich is you think is the better tire for my 535i MSport, the Nitto or the Nankang?

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Nitto 🤘

[@josephmgomez3921]

@@fitmentindustriesgarage5583 I appreciate it

[@dr.reviewsfrompersonalexpe7603]

Leao HP lion sport - 255/50/r20, got a set for $512.00, so far so good, low road noise, great on wet roads.

[@TheMapleleafs21]

What tire would you suggest for my 2021 wrx, looking for a something around 400 or 500 treadwear that’s going to last a few summers, live in Newfoundland where we see a bit of sun and rain in the summer time, don’t need a tire that’s gonna be good in snow as I have a set of Studded GT Altimax Artic 12’s for that

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Definitely a set of continentals 🤘

[@TheMapleleafs21]

@@fitmentindustriesgarage5583 Contipro contacts?

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Extreme Contact Sports

[@PaceyPimp]

Are any of these tires good for an EV?

[@Dudeman9339]

Arroyo Grand Sport AS any good?

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

They are pretty good!

[@dandoyo4169]

Firestone firehawks Indy500

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

We almost threw them on here, we just couldn't quite get them on the list without some really small tire sizing.

[@zapwatt]

Is it true that the SS-595 has been discontinued?

[@flaco3141]

Nah just not sold in USA anymore cause of usa tariffs

[@jjDarell]

I have a question, I never purchased stretched tires before... how do I know which one is stretch when ordering them with rims from your site?

[@jameshaulenbeek5931]

They have a video explaining tire stretch, but basically, you're looking for a tire that's a little more narrow than the wheel. Example: a 9 inch wide wheel is a little over 228mm wide, so a 205mm wide tire will give you a stretch. However, certain tire brands stretch better than others, and it's going to be up to you which of those you want, along with how much stretch you want. Your best option would be to email them directly so you can get all the info you need directly from them.

[@jjDarell]

James Haulenbeek dude, you have been blessed

[@serenitycasarez2730]

Are dimax tires good?

[@luciancastillo1337]

No

[@jellyfish1433]

I got some a set of 4 205/45/16 Presa PSAS1s on sale for $179.95 shipped. Not sure how good they are but reviews seem nice and for the price I can’t complain. UTQG: 420 AA A. Tread Depth: 10. Speed Rating: W. Load Rating: 87. Hopefully they end up being decent

[@jellyfish1433]

Update: they were a pain to mount and ended up needing to use a can of ether to blow them up onto the wheels but they seem to be good so far! Just need to wait for it to rain to see how they do

[@mayurz8194]

@@jellyfish1433what do you think about them after 2 yrs? How is wear and wet performance?

[@jellyfish1433]

@@mayurz8194 they held up super nice! Did alright in the rain, nothing to write home about, but did terrible on ice. Ended up changing them out for nitto neo gens though because someone slashed them a couple months ago and I used that as an excuse to get 17” wheels. Would recommend getting them if you can find a set for a decent price. The only complaint I had with them was road noise, but I have my music pretty high most the time anyways so even that wasn’t bad.

[@sandybrisbane4167]

What are FEDERAL evoluztion STI like quality wise

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Definitely good quality! No complaints!

[@nickcalvert8522]

595 SS or RSR? Looking for my next set of tires for my dual pulley b8 S4 as well

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

the 595 is technically an all season, where the RSR is not. I've also HEARD that the RSR is incredibly noisy on road, although I do not have any experience with it. I would say step to the RSR if you want something super aggressive and don't care about the potential noise.

[@soheilzamani17]

Fitment Industries Garage This Federal tire that you are recommending is a bit confusing so is it the ss595 or is it the ss595 Super Steel? Could you please confirm?

[@thejaredmyers]

Just got 4 Nankang NS-25 All Season UHP P255/35R-20 for $475.... for that price I don't even care if they dont last long. To replace the stock continentals would have been 1400... granted I wouldn't track these or run them in winter but I have other sets for that.

[@alexcidjavillonar7973]

I used Federal FD2 Formosa

[@alexcheetah79]

bought a set oFalken FK510

[@TrVlogs82]

Oh my god thank you I needed this.

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Thank you for watching!

[@mattisasleep1969]

This is the shit we need

[@xFlowRS]

Got a set of used Dunlop SportMaxx RT2 for like 260€, almost brand new. I see no point in buying new tires for double the price.

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Because warranty my friend.

[@xFlowRS]

@@fitmentindustriesgarage5583 Sure, but even if something happens, I'll simply get another similar set for 200€. Thing is, chances for something to happen are minimal, and I'll most likely end up saving 1/2 of the cost. From a value perspective, this logic is unbeatable (for those who can stomach used tires).

[@xFlowRS]

@[Removed] Yikes. Sheep who spends double the money on the same thing. Let me trigger you a bit more... I drive an S3, and I can afford any tire I want.

[@pay9011]

😆 I used to always check out the used tires when there used to be gas stations. I caught grief from my friends but I didn't care. Sure, there were always crappy ones in the rack but some nice ones showed up every now and then at great prices.

[@Zach3.0tt]

Nice and helpful no cap

[@Coldheart1903]

Ur the man Sean....👍

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Thank's Samuel!

[@mattisasleep1969]

You guys need to shout this channel out more

[@flaco3141]

federal ss 595 are not the smoothest lol they last & still basic preformance, with tariffs they gone, now trying well reviewed lexani 207 for Si, & toyo extanza II for ek commuter

[@Definitely_gaige]

I run some cheap ass tires 🤦🏾‍♂️ but thank god they made this video

[@itszookus3680]

i have a 350z and i seem to spin alot. which one of these would you reccomend?

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Michelin Pilot Sport 4s!

[@itszookus3680]

@@fitmentindustriesgarage5583 how much would it be for a set of 4?

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

They start around $742!

[@itszookus3680]

@@fitmentindustriesgarage5583 thank you🤝

[@JesusMartinez-wm4dk]

Atlas tires are good

[@hairylarry6167]

On my Delta 88 show car, I got the cheapest ass tires on it ever made. "Crosswind Linglong" made in China. They ride great, handle great, and look awesome on my mag wheels. The other cars I got, have good tire name brands on them.

[@ranterc]

“Yo bro I got new tires” “Oh FYE FYE FYE” “Thanks bro”

[@DG-888]

Just in time

[@RawrKaii]

I got the nankangs

[@bamabladez]

😂 the emphasis on every ending word on the end of each sentence. 🤷‍♂️

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

hahahahaha

[@zacharymixon8573]

Haha he said NT fi fi fi 😂😂

[@Ktrain0218]

#Federal595gang

[@sushantthorat5225]

Michline All Time Best🤟

[@thomassteele7414]

I can't agree with you guys on the nitro neogens. Both sets had irregular tread wear and broken belts (bump in the tire) and rides like a log wagon. 15 veloster turbo w/stock suspension 225/45 r17

[@johnarmitage2472]

Wtf this must be the knock off custom offsets guy and channel lol

[@Camself]

Buy used

[@austincrs]

never used tires!!

[@Camself]

@@austincrs Why not? Whether burning rubber, regularly driving or conservatively and economically driving, you get a great deal with exactly the amount of rolling resistance or grip you need. The overall cost in the long run will be lower. It depends on the application. I'm speaking on street driving and those looking for affordability.

[@austincrs]

@@Camself fair enough

[@fitmentindustriesgarage5583]

Buying used is a real hit or miss experience. Typically, you're not going to find a full set of 4 matching. And even if you do, you're talking about giving up the warranty and piece of mind. Why were the tires removed? Why didn't the original like them? What kind of wear have they seen? Used tires are a great option for burnouts and abuse, but is generally a bad idea for all other driving.

[@Camself]

@@fitmentindustriesgarage5583 Well said. I never thought about that. Kinda like buying a used car. Why was it traded in or sold in the first place? Same stuff.