Ok for the price. Won't last very long. About 2 seasons

Got these installed as a budget neccessity, but they have out performed their price. Especially been good in vancouver area where it rains for 6 months. These provide good wet weather performance.

Normally wouldn't have bought these, but money was tight and my last set of tires were balder than Jeff Bezos. Read some reviews from other users and decided to bite the bullet and give them a shot. First off the price is essentially unmatched for the tire size that I needed. While I would have gone with a more established "budget" tire brand like the Nankang NS-II or Sailun, my size was unavailable due to shortages. Ultimately, I came across the Farroad FRD26 in stock and in the size that I needed. 4 tires at 235/40/r18 came out to $420 CAD. That's almost the price of a single Michelin Pilot Super Sport. As good as the Super Sports are, I had my doubts that they are roughly 4 times better as these tires. After having used these tires for about 2000 miles, I can say these are pretty fantastic tires given their price. I would recommend anyone who looks at these tires to manage their expectations as they will not outperform the top tires like the Super Sports etc., but rather they will perform up to 80-90% of their abilities at a quarter/third of the price. For my car (Nissan 350z), dry grip is excellent, the tires can handle the 300hp and rarely if ever, spin or lose traction on launch. Handling is fine, potentially one of the weaker points of the tire, but at this point I am uncertain whether that has to do with the tire sidewall or my current suspension setup as I'm still dialing it in. I will report back at a later interval to confirm. I had read previous reviews stating it had excellent wet grip and I held off on this review until I had the chance to put that to the test. I can confirm these reviews to be true now. Wet grip is rather amazing when considering tire price and place of origin. Without driving like an idiot, the tires can maintain good wet grip under moderate acceleration and turning but I wouldn't push these too far. When compared to my last set, it was like driving on ice, so this was a very pleasant surprise. I even attempted to put the car sideways in an empty wet parking lot and the tires really fought the slide. In terms of wear, these are very soft tires (tire tread rating is 320) so once again manage your expectations. Personally, I will feel blessed if they manage to get to 10000 miles, but I'm skeptical. For the purpose that I bought them, they were supposed to last me a season with decent performance on a budget and they have far and away exceeded that goal. To expect any kind of longevity out of them is to expect too much. Comfort is surprisingly good as well, but I think that has to do with the softness of the tire. Very little road noise is generated by the tires. Overall, I would buy these tires again if I found myself in the same situation. While there are definitely better tires out there, if cost is an issue, these are top contenders. Being completely honest, the next set of tires I'll buy will be an established "quality" budget tire such as the Firestone Firehawk Indy 500, which commands a premium over these tires but offer increased longevity, as the long-term feasibility of the FRD 26 is questionable at best having to potentially buy a new set of tires every season. The FRD 26 excels in a pinch offering an inexpensive tire option for those who just need a short-term throwaway ultra-performance tire without racking up the credit card debt.

Hey ALEX! - When you hit a pot hole you are likely to damage to your tire and or your wheel. It is on you to pursue replacement by either going through your insurance company or by sending the repair bill to the local municipality. NO tire company provides warranty when you damage a wheel. Would you ask the manufacturer of your car to replace all parts for free if you were in an accident? Of course not. Same thing. Farroad just like your car company offers a warranty that cover manufacturing defects. It does not ever cover damage when hitting pot holes. I have these tires on my Kia Soul and they are a great deal for the money. Not tier #1 but for less than half the price you can't go wrong. Treadwear will be quicker but everyone knows this as the treadwear rating is on the tire sidewall right folks? You can easily see these summer tires and not meant to be driven in snow/winter so putting a rating on them for winter should be N/A.

Just got these tires for my 2015 civic I was very surprised with the performance of this tire. Definitely will buy again

I have read other individuals comments about these tires I have had a few of the top brand tires Dunlop Michelin Hancock Toyo just to name a few and these Farroad's have gave a better overall performance then all in specially on wet road surfaces handles as if the road was dry love them bought a extra set of 4 just to make sure I have them

Bought this tire and in 3 months hit a pot hole and pop the warranty wont cover it. Wasted other tires I had to put in the car because I have to get another 2 set. Poor tire!

I'm wildly disappointed with these tires. I bought an entire set in April 2018 and had to replace two of them in July 2018. In October 2018, I replaced a third Tire. They do not hold up well and are constantly bulging in the side walls from road hazard. At present I have replaced all but one tire within a six-month time frame. The tires I had on my vehicle previously were the original factory tires and I never had any issues whatsoever with them. It was a horrible mistake to invest my money in these tires. They are poorly made and do not stand up to average road driving. :-( if you decide to buy them make sure that you get the extended warranty for road hazard, otherwise you will end up spending a staggering amount of money!