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They won't balance properly back to Mavis twice. Vehicle shakes over 50 lot of tires because they're cheap. My vehicle has 150,000 miles and I probably won't keep it much longer so I didn't want to put more money in it. invest a little more in a better tire if you're keeping the car.

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ok then bought for a 2012 Ford fusion the car has a built suspension system so there is no way this could cause wire but after 13k miles its there car shakes at all speeds mainly past 70 mph. They under steer a lot don't buy the tires they make a lot of road noise they are not good do not buy.

ok then bought for a 2012 Ford fusion the car has a built suspension system so there is no way this could cause wire but after 13k miles its there car shakes at all speeds mainly past 70 mph. They under steer a lot don't buy the tires they make a lot of road noise they are not good do not buy.

Tires don't stop well and that make a lot of road noise took me 13k miles to wear them out you can't corner they just chirp the whole way through the corner and they wear unevenly the sides show wire like nothing. The positive is there cheap and when first bought they handle hydroplaning well and they offer some grip when hot some mountain driving and they get gripy but when they cool back down the tires are hard as a rock I recommend if you need them for a year but more than that don't buy them for anything but driveing 10 under the limit

Got these cheap at Mavis for a quick fix after I blew out a tire. The ride is always bumpy when I first drive and then it's smooth between 20-50mph. Above 50mph and the entire car shakes with road noise and steering wheel vibration. Totally unsafe, and nothing changed even after alignment, tires rotation, and balancing. I'll have to bite the bullet and replace these "new" tires with Bridgestones or Michelins. Do not buy these tires!

Bought 4 of these from Mavis due to the price (figured it's worth a shot). When I say these tires shake at all MPH I mean it. Feels unsafe/unstable on the highway above 55 and since purchasing these tires I've had the car aligned, inspected, tires realigned/rotated. Nothing works and I will be taking these off and buying Firestone or Eagle.

I've been in the tire business for almost 4 years now. I've been in the back changing out tires as a technician, and up front as an advisor. I can tell you from experience that NIKKA tires are a terrible option to pick. They constantly fail.... the tire dismantles itself, the steal belts come apart on almost every single NIKKA I've ever seen, and the inner and outer edges ware out so prematurely, that cord starts to show at about 15,000 to 20,000 miles of use, less than half of the rated mileage warranty. Take it from someone who makes a living off of selling, and installing tires. With tires its very much "you get what you pay for" if the tire is cheap, it wont be a good tire. If the tire is more on the expensive side, its going to be a good tire. Do yourself a favor, and spend a little more and get yourself some Michelins, or any other name brand, and not a trash Chinese tire.

Awful tire. Bought brand new one through Mavis didn't even last a month. They say warranty but none. Stay away. Far away.