imove gen2 as P225/45R17 94W bsw all-season tire

Installed on a 2001 Integra I had just saved after being abandoned for 11 years and had really bad dry rotted tires.. 5 minutes after a tire shop charged me way to much to install them, I drove home 380 miles with absolutely no issues and these tires really really impressed me.. I've used Dunlop Direzze DZ series tires forever, and honestly these perform a little better in some ways. Very good all around sport tire for sport compacts like 90's Honda's, so to any of you small compact/Hatch (especially Honda Guys) I approve 100%, Really good tires for the price to performance. I run Touge through very curvy TN mountain pass roads and these things act in a very predictive way. I've got around 750 miles on them so far. Good ride quality Not at all bothered by rain and puddles Very predictable Traction. Sturdy sidewall Very quiet Seem to wear very well.. I see why people prefer these over the Gen 3's On a budget? Buy these..

Excellent tire, especially for the price. Sincerely surprised with the ride quality and durability so far. I put them on my 2015 Civic SI and approximately 20,000 miles later they are worn about halfway which is way better than anticipated with the price. Will be purchasing these again.

These Ironman 205/65r15 iMove Gen2 tires only required a small amount of balancing weights when they were installed. That (in my opinion) is a sign of a well built tire. These Ironman tires were not the absolutely cheapest tire on the internet, but they are a good tire for a inexpensive price. They ride smooth on my Toyota Camry. I am pleased with the look and the quality of this tire.

So far they’re great tires

To start, You can’t buy a $300 full set of tires & expect Michelin quality tires. 400 miles in, so Far so good. Grippy in wet conditions & decent in light snow conditions. I live in nyc so we’re in a winter climate right now, Better than fullway tires though 100%, I tend to buy cheap tires. Will update when I hit a pothole or any rough road & see how these tires hold up. vibration/noisy above 60mph but that’s to be expected with a cheap tire as I said before. A lot of reviewers on here expect 5 star nascar level quality on $70 tires. Will they last 30k-50k miles…probably not, but you get what you pay for….will update.. 2k miles update- Tires vibrate above 60mph. But that was expected. I’ve hit some nasty potholes so far living in nyc & these tires have held up great. They survived the recent blizzard we had just fine, tires grip just fine in the rain as well as in regular conditions. Zero loss of traction in any scenario but then again I don’t drive like a A…hole in inclement weather. They are awful in snow but it was to be expected with any “all season” tires. Luckily we don’t get snow often in nyc. Knock on wood..zero flats so far or blow outs. So far so good. Much better than my last set of cheap full way tires. All in all, would recommend so far. Will update as time goes on.

These aren't rated for mileage but they are good tires. Not a lot of road noise.

I needed cheap tires. Been a heck of a winter & I got little hills on either road leaving trailer park. Kept not making it up them when weather bad. Embarrassing backing down & barely spinning back in driveway. My Volvo c30 spinning 100mph going no were. Got these tires & I've made it up the hills ever since. They are a little more road noise & stiffer but so cheap & couldn't afford to be getting winter tires needing more rims. They getting me threw the snow & ice & I'm sure when it's warmer they'll be less stiff & quieter. Good tread design works good for me. High speed rating too in case I gotta race a Ford focus or Honda.lol

For the price you can't beat these tires. They look great, ride good, are even directional. Haven't had them long enough to comment on the wear.

very happy