Fullway HP108 Delivered from Amazon
In a previous article I talked about the Fullway HP108 225/45/17 tires on my OEM Scion tC split spoke rims. They ran great with no issues, were quiet, and had great traction in dry and wet conditions. Keep in mind it only rains about 10 times a year here in San Diego =)
For my driving style, the Fullway HP108 All Season tire suits my needs. With a 380AA tread rating I only expect to be running these for 2-3 years. In my opinion if you’re looking for a budget tire and your driving style is mostly the same as mine, look no further than Fullway HP108s from Amazon
My driving style/conditions
- Daily driver. Approx 70% city, 30% freeway. 800-1000 miles per month
- I don’t race, track, drag or drift my Scion tC
- Occassional road trips to the Bay Area (1000 miles RT) Las Vegas (500 miles RT) or Los Angeles (250 miles RT)
The sidewall for the 225/40/18 Fullway HP108 doesn’t have the extended “rim protector” edge, if that matters to you.
Make sure they are installed with “OUTSIDE” on the outside!
What other people are saying
THE GOOD
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Many users say for the price, the Fullway HP108 offers decent dry-weather performance.
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Some reviewers mention the ride is comfortable and quiet compared to other budget tires.
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Value is a recurring theme— Consider the Fullway HP108 if you’re on a budget and using it for everyday driving rather than high-performance needs.
THE BAD
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Wet traction is frequently flagged as a weak point. Probably not the best choice for extremely rainy conditions
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Durability and wear seem mixed. Some drivers report early wear or noise as tire ages. Keep in mind they are 380AA rated tires.
- Because it’s a budget option, many suggest it might not live up to premium models in handling, especially under demanding conditions.
