I've had these Travelstar UN106 tires on my 1996 Buick Roadmaster for about 6 months now. I'm overall pleased with them. I wanted to wait a while to see how they did beyond my initial impressions. I've since driven on two long roadtrips and put 5k+ miles on. No perceptible treadwear yet. Ride and noise are fine. They don't pull right or left. Handling is so-so. These aren't performance tires or even the Michelin/BFGoodrich/etc name brand whitewall all seasons you used to be able to get in the [good] old days. On the upside, they are quite affordable. The biggest functional issue I was concerned about is a problem I had with the Hankook Optimos that had been on previously. Those tires rode very well but chronically had a problem with gentle sweeping turns (not on sharper 90 deg turns). It's hard to describe, but it felt for brief (second or less) intermittent bursts like the sidewall was going super soft. Like the automotive equivalent of your knees going wobbly. Very weird and not consistent. Wouldn't happen every time, but did it for the whole 10 years I had the tires. Tire pressure didn't make much difference. I even rebuilt my front suspension and it didn't make a difference. It was a minor problem, but disconcerting and made me really hate the tires which were otherwise quite good. I was initially worried when these new tires did it a few times shortly after getting them. But since going on a road trip and them getting fully broken in, I haven't had it happen at all. I like the look of the sidewalls better than the Optimos. They are pretty good looking tires, they look the part on an old school Buick. On the downside, the reviews that mentioned it's hard to keep the whitewalls white were confirmed. The whitewall has a tendency to yellow, especially on the fronts. I use Blechewhite on them which gets them pretty white, but one of the fronts struggles to get fully white even with liberal application. I might have to try SOS pads, which is what I used to do many years ago. The Optimos did not have that problem, whitewalls stayed pretty white and easily whitened with Blechewhite. Overall, these aren't the perfect tire but I would recommend them because I don't know what the perfect tire is today. I'd pay more for tires I knew were higher quality, but all the choices I've found in whitewall tires are basically cheap no-name brands with tradeoffs. I'm grateful we at least have some whitewalls in obsolete sizes still available for our dinosaur cars.

This is a good looking tire with a nice 9mm white wall strip for the 2003 to 2012 Lincoln Towncar. No doubt one of the most quiet tires I have used to date and also a very smooth ride. For those who drive on cobbled roads it definitely makes a difference for the better. The trade off is slightly more drag or rolling resistance than a harder tire designed for economy.

I have been buying these for years. I have them on my 2003 Town Car. They are very durable and are very good in all weather. The whitewall makes the car look great, it's very hard to find thin whitewall tires that fit the town car.

I ordered 4 tires online from what I thought was Simpletire web site. When my tires arrived 1 of them was so out of round that it could not be balanced properly. I attempted at return this defective tire to Simpletire with no success. They said I must go through ebay because the tires were actually purchased through them, so I contacted ebay to get a return authorization. E-bay said I must go through the e-bay team at Simpletire in order to return the tire. I called back and forth between Simpletire and E-bay for 20 days and they continued to point fingers at the other company. About the 5th day I ordered another tire from Simpletire so I could unmount the defective tire and get all my tires in balance. To date I still own a tire that can not be balanced. So I have purchased 5 tires and am only able to use 4 of them. Neither company will issue me a return authorization form to return the tire and get a refund for that defective tire. I now plan to turn this issue over to my son who is an attorney and attempt to get a full settlement to this issue. I plan to never purchase vehicle tires from this company again. Gary Kespohl

We called several major tire dealers in St. Louis looking for white wall tires in our size but did nit find them. We were thrilled when found them at Simple Tires. We are very happy with them, They look great on our Lincoln Town Car,

I was sold stained whitewall tires.

I was sold stained whitewalls tires.

Great tires!!! Look and ride great on my 65 Mustang!!! Will definitely get them again for the next set.

Perfect for us lowrider guys! easy to clean the white wall shipping protection off. somehow free shipping and it's great