“Like what others have said these tires cause some odd vibrations at 60+ I’ve even had them road force balanced which helped a bit but due to the high road force you can still feel it. Would not recommend them.”
Accelera Iota ST68
The Accelera Iota ST68 is a budget summer touring tire with favorable owner reports for dry and wet grip, comfort and purchase price. Vibration at motorway speeds is a recurring complaint, while noise and tread life receive mixed feedback.
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- 25owner reviews
- 244,335miles driven
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View AllSize Range91 sizes available
215-325Width30-70Profile16-24Rim90-118 T-YLoad/
EU LabelAcross 91 sizes - the grade depends on the size you buy.
Fuel
Wet
Noise
68-72dB A/B
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Accelera Iota ST68 Owner Reviews
Review this tireWhat owners say summarised from 24 reviews
Owners of the Accelera Iota ST68 most often praise its dry grip and low purchase price, with favorable wet-grip reports too. Ride comfort also attracts more praise than criticism, although opinions on road noise are divided. The main concern is vibration at motorway speeds, raised by around a third of owners, sometimes persisting after repeated balancing. Tread life varies: several mid-life and end-of-life accounts describe useful mileage, while others report early replacement or rapid wear. The balance of feedback is positive, but the vibration reports are substantial enough to weigh against the price advantage.
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Owner ratings averaged from 25 ratings
- Owner score 72%
- Dry Grip 82%
- Wet Grip 75%
- Comfort 73%
- Wear 71%
- Road Feedback 69%
- Handling 69%
Featured reviews
“Terrible tires that vibrated had them rebalanced 4 times. Conclusion by tire fitters was they were out of round. Garage that supplied them brand new with the car didn’t want to know and Accelera wanted proof of purchase...”
“Positively surprised by the overall performance of these Tires. Budget priced but quiet and cannot fault the grip in the dry and especially in the wet which is where I thought they would be susceptible. Fitted to a...”
All 24 Accelera Iota ST68 reviews
- 265/55 R19
- 4,000 miles
Terrible tires that vibrated had them rebalanced 4 times. Conclusion by tire fitters was they were out of round. Garage that supplied them brand new with the car didn’t want to know and Accelera wanted proof of purchase from the garage who wouldn’t provide it. Ended up swapping them for Michelins which were like heaven transformed the car. Would never touch Accelerra with a barge pole -poor tire and poor customer service.
- Mercedes Benz GLE 250d 4Matic
- 255/50 R20
- 30,000 miles
Good tires long lasting decent grip and cheap
- Mitsubishi Outlander
- 225/45 R17
- 15,000 miles
Tires became unable to balance, wheel wobble at 65mph.
Replaced them as obviously defective.
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- Chevrolet Suburban
- 275/60 R20
- 18,000 miles
Traction was ok during lifetime. Not recommended for snow or ice.
I know mileage is not to be expected at this price point, but personally, I'd buy a set of used tires of a reputable brand for this price and expect them to last longer.
- BMW X6 M
- 315/30 R22
- 2,000 miles
22 inch Wheels
Although I've given them all 10 star ratings the most important thing I've got to say is they work just fine. I don't race my car around a track where I live there's quite a bit of traffic which I generally just go with the flow. If it's raining heavily I adjust my driving accordingly again I'm not racing about. Very initially I thought the ride was a tiny bit harder but I just let a little bit of air out of each one and I can't honestly say they feel any different from the original continentals
Here is the rub.
Accelera Iota ST 68 £470 a set of four
Premium brands all around £1400 for a set of four.
Can't comment on longevity at the moment but I could have three sets of these for a set of premiums!
- Hyundai
- 235/55 R19
- 12,000 miles
- Mitsubishi Outlander
- 225/55 R18
- 15 miles
- Mostly Town
- Easy Going
- BMW X5
- 325/30 R21
- 10,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Spirited
- Audi Q5
- 255/45 R20
Would not recommend them.
- Lexus RX350
- 265/50 R20
- 10,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Easy Going
- Ford Edge Sport
- 225/45 R20
- 20 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
But 3 1/2 years later we have covered 21,000 miles and the edges are just going off, I think they have worn very well on the front of a 2.2 ton car and a good 8k of the miles had been towing a large caravan.
They have performed well in all weathers and the car has been driven quite ‘spiritedly’ at times.
I have just ordered a new set of 4, so if I can get another 3/4 years and 20+ thousand miles out of them I will be very happy.
- Nissan Qashqai
- 215/55 R18
- 18,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Living and driving in central Scotland we have a lot of rain, and these tires have never let me down in some challenging conditions including snow.
Just starting to feel the front not as grippy as they have been. I will be looking to replace them within the next 1000/2000 miles,i can honestly say these tires haven't let me down in Dry and Wet.
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