Chrysler Tires

Initial Review, 300 Miles on Tires
December 04, 2012

Bought these tires with new set of custom wheels(XIX), only ran them for about 300mi horrible vibration and road noise i have the hemi so i push it some time traction is definitely better than stock and they look ok but can't get pass the vibration. Wouldn't recommend them for this vehical. Replacing with General G-max Thurs.

Initial Review, 4,000 Miles on Tires
January 09, 2013

Meets all my expectations

Initial Review, 9,500 Miles on Tires
December 08, 2012

Great comfort, very low noise, great traction & good economics. Beginning third season with ample tread. I have an undersized tread width application for better traction as recommended by Tire Rack, and maintain higher tire pressures (34-35 lb/in2) for good freeway stability. I chose this tire because it's bi-directional like the no longer available Blizzak WS-50 and can be rotated from side to side, with out reversals on the rim. I found that living 3 years with directional WS60 tires to be expensive and rough on the custom wheel finish for required rotations and re-balancing. I hope that Dunlop and Tire Rack will continue to provide this tread style.

Initial Review, 400 Miles on Tires
December 21, 2012

we had our first snowfall of the year and these tires were like driving on bald tires. Tried to stop at 5 mph and had to keep pumping the brakes to stop sliding. Worse tires i've ever had. Summer driving on dry pavement they are really good but in winter forget it.

Initial Review, 6,000 Miles on Tires
December 02, 2012

Much better tire life from these tires on my Crossfire compared to the original OEM tires. This is the second set I've bought.

Initial Review, 19,500 Miles on Tires
November 23, 2012

19,500 mi. and the tires are wiped out. Down to 3/32" at best, and this is on a 4cyl. PT Cruiser. Before putting these on I put on new struts, lower control arm bushings & ball joints, front wheel bearings, outer tie rods, and stabilizer links so that my new tires would not wear quickly. I guess that didn't work.

Initial Review, 55,000 Miles on Tires
November 05, 2012

No major complaints for a tire that tries to do it all, and mostly succeeds. Some hydroplaning issues, snow grip could be better, but then would probably be noisier. Will get 60-65k miles. A little over-priced, but overall, a good tire.

Initial Review, 71,000 Miles on Tires
November 02, 2012

Great tires! I have had them on my car for 2 years and they still have tread. Ride comfort is amazing and they are very quiet. These are by far the best tires I have ever bought and feel like I may be a lifelong customer. These tires even held up when I was stuck in a heavy blizzard and made it through about 40 miles in those conditions and got me home safe. The traction I got with these was unbelievable and something I would expect from a high performance tire. Also these are the best tires I have ever used in heavy rain. I never hydroplaned once until I reached about 50% tread and even then it was minimal. These tires made me feel the safest in any weather conditions while on the road and I do a lot of driving so these tires are perfect! I would highly recommend them for other to try! I know the price went up about 17$ a tire since I last purchased them but I would still pay the money for these.

Initial Review, 30,000 Miles on Tires
November 04, 2012

This tire has all around great traction for 3 of the 4 seasons... this is not a winter suitable tire, especially when dealing with excessive amounts of snow or ice. in any case, if you have a second set of rims, get a good set of winters.

Initial Review, 7,000 Miles on Tires
October 09, 2012

Michelin has proven itself once again that it builds a superior product. they are worth the extra cost every time.

Initial Review, 60,000 Miles on Tires
October 18, 2012

I have never had a tire last this long or work this well before. With over 60k miles there is still alot of tread left and my wife and I both drive aggressively. Our little Chrysler minivan, I stiffened the suspension sharply for better freeway handling and widened the tires and rims 1 level. A mushy suspension is evil :-X
When people follow too closely exiting the freeway I am easily able to loose them cornering like a little sports car, no plowing no noise or scrubbing. A minivan should NOT handle this well. Its not that the suspension is stiff either. On back roads it is still quite comfortable. It is these tires, they really stick AND they last and last.
Given the price, these tires are an EXCELLENT buy !!

Initial Review, 20,000 Miles on Tires
February 27, 2011

Excellent snow traction and treadwear. Faint, high pitched noise at highway speed. Very good value.

Initial Review, 25,000 Miles on Tires
October 13, 2012

These are the only snow tires I will purchase. I've had 4 sets of these in the past all on diffrent vehicles. The traction is awesome! The treadwear is better than many other tires I've had.

Initial Review, 50,000 Miles on Tires
September 28, 2012

Tire had excellent wear characteristics even with poor tire rotation intervals. It should be noted that the chrysler 300M has an excellent track record in front end alignment which is highly important to tire life.

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Initial Review, 65,000 Miles on Tires
September 23, 2012

I've got over 65,000 miles on this set of tires. I LOVE them. There is still 5/6 32nds left on the tires. I live in Wisconsin and drive a rear wheel drive car. Snow traction is awesome. I rotate the tires every 6000 miles. Free tire rotation comes with my oil change and I swear by rotating tires as recomended. I will always buy these tires and rotate them on time. A trip to rotate tires once every three months is way chaper than buying a new set of tires!

Initial Review, 30,500 Miles on Tires
September 14, 2012

I purhcased the Crossfire new in 2005. The back tires lasted only 17,000 miles. However, most likely due to me under inflating them 3-4 lbs. Front tires are now worn out and they have 30,500 miles on them. The car corners like it's on rails and have excellent dry & wet road traction. Deep snow does seem to be a problem. However, part is due to the low stance of the car. Winter traction setting makes it nearly impossible to spin the car. My recommendation is to check the tire pressure often and keep them up to specs in all seasons. The 2nd set of rear tires are wearing much better with proper inflation.

Initial Review, 37,000 Miles on Tires
June 05, 2012

This tire made my van handle well in all weather conditions. It caused my van to get about 10% less gas mileage than the original equipment tires. These tires are worn out at 37,000 miles. At $800 for the set, I would not buy these tires again.