Tires Firestone or Giti

My Toyota came with Firestones OEM when I bought it new.

I’ve since used other brands, but had zero issues when I had my Firestones. They lasted about 75K miles, too.

I love my Indy500s, the amount of grip you get VS how long it takes to wear them out is great. No cracking either, even when I waited a little too long to switch to winter tires and it was like 30F out. Only tires that are better would be Pilot Sports at a much higher price

I have been impressed with the Firestone Destinations. They came on the new Jeep Cherokees. Liked them enough to replace with the Destination AT2 on my Cherokee and also my Tacoma. Good balanced all terrain tire.

I own a set of Firestone indy 500's that I inherited, and I really like the good grip and predictable slip plus the even wear and low noise. Definitely going to order another set

We just wrapped up our tire test showdown as we put six leading touring tires to the ultimate performance test across all conditions.

Wondering how tires like Giti Control P10, Michelin Primacy 4 ST, and others performed on a BMW F30.

Prefer the Firestone's, however, since they're surprisingly quiet.

It’ll probably be close to 50K on the Firestone Destinations that came on my ‘21 Sport DCLB, great tires.

If you have the Firestone tires, everyone that I know that had them all got under 25k on them.

Dang Firestone charges me 170 and can’t even clean the old wheel weight adhesive (from them) off, plus they overinflated each tire by 10psi. Maybe time to go somewhere else, I mean at least they haven’t damaged my rims like I’ve dealt with almost every other time.

They are pretty good in dry weather, but absolutely terrible in snow. If you typically encounter snow, invest in snow tires.