Set of 4 (FOUR) Milestar MS932 Sport 225/55R18 98V AS All Season A/S Tires

I have had several sets of these tires on 3 different vehicles now. Safe to say they're not bad at all for the price. I care more about traction and longevity over road noise and comfort. They are a bit noisy and they suck in the snow, but I recommend these tires to anyone looking for a sturdy dry and wet ride. My vehicle is lowered quite a bit, and has decent negative camber. These tires hold up and take a beating. I've cooked a few doing burnouts. Love these tires and will continue to buy them.

The tires were a great value for the money, I have only had them mounted for about a month now (that's summer month) but no problems as of yet. I'm giving a three for the Tread life and Winter traction because the system forces you to fill in these fields, and I haven't used the tires long enough to rate these categories. There was a problem with the shipping, but that was Fed-ex, not the seller. I think the drivers were playing games, to try in subvert their new automated system, so they made three trips to deliver the five tires.

2015 VW Tiguan . Replaced Pirelli Scorpion that were very noisy on the road. I Live in Florida where the heat wears on tires fast. My 1st set of these Milestar MS 932 235/50r-18 were purchased thru Walmart and would have purchased thru them again but due to the Covid-19 virus Walmart is not doing installations. 3 1/2 yrs later and 37000 miles i needed new tires. Only problem I ever had with the tires was a nail two different times and the tires were plugged and was able to last a few more years.So i found the same tires on Simple tire's web site and purchase and they had the tires sent to Tires Plus which is a tire center just like Goodyear or Firestone and had my delivery date set and had the new tires installed today. They look good. Ride good. Very Easy. And would use Simple Tire again. T Dorsey

This is my second set. A leader in cost Effectiveness, quietness, road compliance. Good dry and wet traction they are excellent for the money. Would not be good in the snow based on tread as far as i can tell. I got 38,000 out of my original set and thought they were worthy of another round and I am a tire guy. On a 2017 Ford Explorer. I paid 100.00 a tire as compared to 150 for brands like Cooper and 200+ for Michelin.

I bought 2 of these for the front of my wife's 2018 Equinox FWD only Suv. the factory Michelin tires are just under 5/32 going into winter so I figured I would put 2 good tread depth tires on the drive axle (Front) there is a huge difference in the way it handles in the snow even from last winter with brand new tires (stock) to these. night and day difference. I decided to road force balance the tires (I'm a tech and a dealership) one tire was under #10 and the other one had #38 I was able to match mount it and get that down to under #20 and I don't feel any vibration driving the vehicle. The only complaint about them is the tread design for sure is noisy! on dry roads is sounds like a rear pinon bearing in a differential making noise,. I notice things like that she does not.