Lexani LX-Twenty Performance Radial Tire - 235/30ZR20 88W

It was time for new Dunlop or Perilli tires for my 2017 Audi SQ5. Oh - but wait - must I spend well over a grand for such replacements?? Nope. I just paid a total of $484.86, had these Lexani 255/40R21 102Y mailed to a Pep Boys near me for installation, and I got to put the money I saved into more Bitcoin. These tires look great, have deep tread, and they feel just as good (and slightly better) than the Dunlops they replaced. The guy who put them on commented to me: "They must've cost a pretty penny!" I didn't tell him what I paid... I live in Austin, so I don't have to deal with snow - but, these should work well in snow due to such deep tread.

I was so lucky as to buy a vehicle with 21" tires. Looks great...except there were two places to buy replacement rubber. Perelli and Bridgestone. They want $350-$450 for replacement tires. Make a long story short, I went with these Lexani LX-20 and they have been fantastic, even outlasting the Perelli's. Right now they are not known, but they make high end rims and are starting in on tires. Give them a try.June 2019 Follow up. I had bought the front set, to try, keeping the rear Pzeros as they were fairly new. But the Zeros have worn and are about to be replaced. The Lexanis have held up great. I will be getting a second pair to put on the rear

Update 15 months later: I changed my rating from 3 to 4 stars. I've gotten 25K miles+ with no issues. They're slightly less sticky than the OEM P-Zero's but the trade off is more miles and A LOT less expensive. Plus they're better in the snow. It's time to replace them and I might just buy these again. Maybe I just got used to them - it would be interesting to slap on a pair of Michelin Sport Cups just for comparison.255/40R21 for my Audi SQ5. Other reviewers please chime in. The first drive with these tires, it felt like my car was unstable and drifting at highway speeds with every little movement to the steering wheel. They do not inspire confidence in my mind. It feels like the sidewalls are really soft or something. I've had Dunlops and Pirellis previously and they rode great. At $125 per tire vs $400, they were worth a shot. Other than that they look good, and they're quiet. And they held together at 140 mph.Would like to hear others experiences on any other performance vehicle.

I brought a new Audi SQ5 in September 2017 and it had the 21" wheels. I am not a fast driver but two years later and 15,604 miles later the Pirellis on the car have worn down to a point that they are illegal. I did not realize the replacement tires for a 21" were so limited. The Pirellis were $330 plus tax a tire so I started looking for a replacement and came across the Lexani LX20's for $112 plus tax a tire. I did the research and so I took a chance and brought these tires and had them fitted at a local Sears Autocenter. I have driven about 1,000 miles on these tires since September 2019 and they are great. They perform as well if not better than the Pirellis and for the price of $448 plus tax compared to $1320 plus tax do I need to say any more.

These exceeded my expectations. I was a little nervous at first due to the low price but they’ve been pretty good tires on my Tesla Model S. It’s a shame that the price increased but if they go on sale again I’ll be buying another pair.

The media could not be loaded.  Shoot these ride just as good as some as the most expensive tires you can buy Pirellis or whatever you want to compare them to as long as you take care of them if you can afford to fill these tires up with nitrogen it helps a lot the tire where is minimum they're just as good as the best tires and for the price you can't beat this price anywhere and they ship them to your house give me a break this is a really awesome Tire & Company that's running at best deals in a business these costs less a my dad's tires on his 2000 Nissan Altima we have to pay over a 165 dollars each and that was not even the best tire I got two tires for the price of that and I saved $5 and I paid 80 for mine ship to my door I got a pair for 160 free shipping and I got on the next day paid little Tire Guy fifteen bucks a piece to mount balance to go but performance-wise believe me I put them on the ridge going triple digits and a Cutlass Supreme 1985 so stock suspension everything with 22s so they do hold up on the performance and also just don't do it all the time stay within the speed limits shm LOL but I will give this 10 Stars if they had it but only has five so I give it five stars for every aspect of it thank youJason boisclair

I wanted to wait til I drove the hell out of these tires. These are seriously some really good time. I put them of an Audi A7 Prestige and I tell you what.... they can really grip a road and look outstanding on my car. They are pretty quiet too. I have zero complaints about these Lexani tires.

I have a 2018 Audi SQ5, with the 21" wheels. Around 15,000, I got a sidewall bubble on one, and a nasty screw in another. I wanted to get all season tires anyway, as the summer P-Zeros Audi gives you were not the best, and wearing FAST. Like the other reviews, at a little above $100 a tire, why not try the lexanis?! Had them shipped to a local 'Mr Tire', paid the $25 through amazon, dropped the car off at the appointment time, and 3 hours later it was done.AND, the tires are GREAT! Nice deep tread, that did VERY well in the recent mid atlantic area thunderstorms. Even if they last for only 20k miles, VERY VERY VERY worth the buy. Cant wait for the snow to come and see how they do.