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    7.9

    Good

    Score breakdown:

    7.3

    Long lasting

    Good

    8.7

    Handling

    Great

    7.8

    Traction

    Good

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    1 on SimpleTire

    4.5

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    One of the biggest tire producers in the world, Atlas Tires has earned certification from the US Department of Transportation, the European Committee of Safety and Markets, and the CCC, guaranteeing that their tires are made to the highest standards of performance, quality, and longevity. For the passenger, light vehicle and commercial truck tire markets, Atlas sets the benchmark with its ultramodern designs and state-of-the-art technologies.

    The Atlas Legend UHP is an ultra-high-performance all-season tire that offers great handling and steering performance. These tires are designed for passenger vehicles.

    But is this the greatest tire for your car and how much does it cost? To determine if the Atlas Legend UHP is the best tire for you, let's look at a review of it.

    Features and Benefits

    UHP all-season tires are just more capable of withstanding the vehicle's increased torque, speed, and g-forces on the other hand, the all-season component, enables for year-round use. Their purpose is to release heat and improve traction on both damp and dry surfaces. The Atlas Legend UHP tires are designed for passenger vehicles and offer great handling. Let’s see its features and benefits!

    • Enhanced all-season traction: The asymmetric tread pattern of the tire improves grip while driving on the road. Tire formula makes the tire resistant to all season conditions and allows it to function properly in all seasons, even winter. When driving on public roads, the asymmetric tread pattern improves driving safety by providing a firm grip on the road surface.
    • Reduced risk of hydroplaning: In order to successfully prevent hydroplaning, the tread pattern's deep grooves remove mud and water from beneath the tread. Its deft siping pattern increases its braking and cornering performance as well as traction in light snow.
    • Increased performance: Asymmetric tread pattern offers increased performance on all-seasons. For increased road grip and traction when maneuvering at high speeds, this performance tire’s asymmetric siping design is utilized. It is easier to handle because the tread design's center rib provides high traction between the tire and the road, improving steering precision.
    • Even wear: Because of the tire's decreased rolling resistance, the tread lasts longer and wears more evenly. This tire maintains its directional stability even when traveling quickly. It is unaffected by pressure and keeps its shape at any speed. By dispersing the driving power evenly throughout the tread, this also strengthens the tire's resistance to uneven wear and prolongs the tread life of the tire.
    • Boosted stability: Tire maintains its directional stability even when traveling quickly. It is unaffected by pressure and keeps its shape at any speed. For increased road grip and traction when maneuvering at high speeds, its asymmetric siping design is utilized. It is easier to handle because the tread design's center rib provides high traction between the tire and the road, improving steering precision.
    • Quiet ride: A more comfortable ride results from the tire's increased contact surface area, which also lessens road noise. In addition, the Force UHP's optimized road contact patch contributes to a quieter interior, making for a more enjoyable driving experience.

    Pros and Cons

    So, is this the right tire for your ride and budget? Before you decide, let's examine the tire’s pros and cons.

    PROS:

    • Aggressive asymmetrical tread pattern to enhance cornering.
    • Backed by a 40,000 mile limited manufacturer warranty.
    • Wide grooves to remove water and mud to prevent hydroplaning.
    • Rubber formulation provides wet and dry traction.
    • Lug type shoulder blocks aid in steering response.
    • Exterior rim flange to protect against curb stuff.
    • More affordable than some competitor’s tires.

    Despite having all of these features and benefits, the Atlas Legend UHP tire could be better in some areas, such as:

    CONS:

    • Not designed for light trucks.
    • Should not be used in moderate to severe winter weather conditions.
    • Not the most fuel efficient tire.

    SimpleTire’s view on Atlas Legend UHP tires

    To summarize, the Atlas Legend UHP tire is an affordable tire for your vehicle as these tires have an asymmetrical shape that improves ground contact and reduces braking distance on wet and dry conditions. Moreover, the shoulder blocks with lugs improve handling performance and the exterior rim flange protection protects the wheels from curb damage.

    According to SimpleScore, the Atlas Legend UHP has a great score of 8.0 out of 10, with a great handling score of 8.7 and good traction (7.9) and longevity (7.4).

    The Atlas Legend UHP outperforms an all-season tire, the Fullrun F7000, in terms of handling, although the Fullrun F7000 has a higher longevity score of 7.6 and traction score of 8.0. When compared to the Delinte D7 A/S, the Atlas Legend UHP has a higher SimpleScore and greater traction, whereas the Delinte D7 A/S has a higher longevity score (7.5).

    Furthermore, the Legend UHP is less expensive than both of the other tires. As a result, if you're seeking for an all-season tire with ultra-high performance at an affordable price, try the Atlas Legend UHP tires.

    Vehicles the Atlas Legend UHP is a good replacement tire for

    When your tire wears out, replace it with the Atlas Legend UHP for vehicles such as:

    • Ford Fusion.
    • Toyota Camry XLE
    • Hyundai Sonata
    • Kia Optima
    • Chevrolet Cruze.
    • Lexus ES350.

    Scorecard

    Dry

    5

    Wet

    5

    Winter

    4

    Comfort

    5

    Noise

    5

    Treadwear

    4

    1 SimpleTire reviews

    Ricardo A
    4.5
    Verified Customer
    Feb 27, 2018

    These tires come from a long history in the automotive world. Japanese companies would model their tire products to the Atlas brand. California was forged by this brand and the tire is not noisy, it is smooth and for the price it seems very tough and is living up to the name! Atlas!

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