Federal Tires: Are they good or bad?
#1
Federal Tires: Are they good or bad?
I have a set of federal tires on my aftermarket wheels and i am wondering if anyone knows anything about them. they are supposed to be medium to high quality tires but lately i have been having a problem with steering wheel vibrations after i had my tires rotated for the first time, and so far, no one can figure out what's wrong with it. (balancing has been done numerous times, wheels aren't bent, hub-centric rings were put on, aftermarket lug nuts were always on them, and so on... i posted that story in the tC general forum.)
anyway, how good are these tires?
anyway, how good are these tires?
#4
Out of round= The tires are no longer round. They may have a flat-spot, or a blister, or the tread may have separated.
btw: Federal Tires website has not been updated for at least a year. Hoover's says that the company is "poorly funded".
Nope, I don't think I would bet my life on their tires.
btw: Federal Tires website has not been updated for at least a year. Hoover's says that the company is "poorly funded".
Nope, I don't think I would bet my life on their tires.
#5
Originally Posted by pkoule
Out of round= The tires are no longer round. They may have a flat-spot, or a blister, or the tread may have separated.
btw: Federal Tires website has not been updated for at least a year. Hoover's says that the company is "poorly funded".
Nope, I don't think I would bet my life on their tires.
btw: Federal Tires website has not been updated for at least a year. Hoover's says that the company is "poorly funded".
Nope, I don't think I would bet my life on their tires.
who/what is Hoover's?
#6
i hate to tell you but federal is not a tire i would choose. If they were not cheap it means ou got ripped off.
Damn i hate to see tire stores do this to good people. It is like you have to study just not to get ripped off. Best of luck with your rubber.
Damn i hate to see tire stores do this to good people. It is like you have to study just not to get ripped off. Best of luck with your rubber.
#9
thanks guys. it's good to get other opinions on things. i'd just hate to buy new tires and then find out that i still have the problem. that's my only fear with that, other than having to spend the money. but i really don't think it is the wheels. it has to be the tires.
#11
I had Federal tires on my last set of rims and they were perfectly fine. Traction on wet and dry pavement was great, nothing to really complain about. Went on for a good 15k before I switched. Plus they only cost me about 120 for a set of four high performance summers.
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