OHTSU FP0612 A/S Review & Rating
- Dry 85%
- Wet 80%
- Snow 70%
- Comfort 80%
- Noise 75%
- Treadwear 75%
- Overall 80%
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Does your car need a set of quality and affordable all-season tires? You might want to check out this review of the OHTSU FP0612 A/S. This tire is designed and manufactured to meet the demands of sporting sedans, coupes, and crossover vehicles. OHTSU tires are also renowned for their near dirt-cheap price.
Don’t get me wrong. It is easy to find truly dirt cheap tires, but the Otsu brand slots a notch above those Chinese-made tires with no reputation for quality. Did you know that Falken tires were created as a high-performance brand under the OHTSU Tire and Rubber Industry brand? OHTSU tires are the high-performance brand of tires in Japan under the Sumitomo Rubber Corporation. The OHTSU brand has been
My colleague hooked me up with a 2014 Hyundai Sonata SE with the 2.4-liter four-banger and 6-speed automatic transmission. The car was equipped with aftermarket 18-inch wheels and OHTSU FP0612 A/S tires. As luck would have it, my test vehicle was also riding on aftermarket lowering springs. I am not the biggest fan of the Sonata’s styling, but with gorgeous wheels and a lowered stance, the vehicle had a different vibe that looks ready to be driven fast.
In this review of the OHTSU FP0612 A/S, I took the tires for a lengthy test drive to find out if the tires can perform as advertised given the affordable price. I am also aware that various testers from other tire review sites are in awe of the OTHSU FP0612 A/S. Let’s see if I share the same sentiments with my other colleagues in the business.
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OHTSU FP0612 A/S:
I recently purchased a set of 215/60R15’s for my 1994 Buick Regal, and took a 2,000 mile road trip from Tucson to northern California and back. After reading your review of these tires I concur completely! I also did not drive in the snow, and I’m sure I didn’t push them as hard as Mr Thomson.
I like these tires so much I just purchased a set of 235/50R17’s for my 2004 Chevy Colorado (w/the lower Z85 suspension package). When you can walk out the door of a Discount Tire store with two brand new sets of these gems for under $800, well, that’s unheard of for the quality and performance you’ll get!
Had a set of these on my 1993 Probe GT from 2014 to 2018 and loved them. Last year I could not find a set. I got Atlas Red Hawks and they suck. I have less than 100 miles on the Red Hawks, and will be replacing them with another set of FP0612’s. The Ohtsus are incredible, the closest thing I can compare them to are Fuzion tires which I had on another Probe I owned.