Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tire - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated October 2026.
What treadwear rating and mileage warranty does the Fullway HP 108 have?
In the US, the Fullway HP 108 carries a UTQG treadwear grade of 380, with traction A and temperature A. UTQG treadwear is relative: a tire graded 400 lasted four times as long as the reference tire, graded 100, on the government test course. New tread depth is 9-10/32" (7.1-7.9 mm), depending on size.
How comfortable and quiet are the Fullway HP 108?
Owners rate the Fullway HP 108 5.1 out of 10 for comfort and noise across 14 reviews.
How well do the Fullway HP 108 wear, according to owners?
Owners rate the Fullway HP 108 5.9 out of 10 for wear across 14 reviews. 4 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles, and the typical review covers 5,000 miles.
Would owners buy the Fullway HP 108 again?
14% of owners say they would buy the Fullway HP 108 again, based on the 14 owner reviews that answered the question. 0% of them gave it the highest possible answer.
Across 14 owner ratings the Fullway HP 108 averages 52%. Owners rate Dry Grip highest at 7.1 out of 10 and Wet Grip lowest at 4.8. 4 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 21% of owners score it 70% or better.
Owner ratings averaged from 14 ratings
Owner score52%
Dry Grip71%
Wear59%
Road Feedback54%
Comfort51%
Handling50%
Wet Grip48%
Featured reviews
Most helpful 66%
“2007 honda accord sedan, 2.4l, 5spd MT. Impressed all around by the tire initially. Sporty driving, good grip. However, as they aged the last 24 months they have gotten very, very noisy at almost all speeds, slow and...”
“Bought a 05 BMW 525d. 2 Fullway HP108 were on the rear wheels. These are lethal. No grip at all when road is slightly damp. Dsc was flashing in every bend and managed to get sideways at 50 kph on 45 degree bend. Tires...”
“The only good thing about these tires was that they worked well under dry breaking. Otherwise, the were noisey and terrible in the wet. Over 20,000km driven on them and they hardly worn. That is not a good thing. Avoid...”
The edges of the tires have worn terribly in 15,000. They ride very hard.
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66%
Member
Honda
215/45 R17
20,000 miles
Mostly Town
Spirited
2007 honda accord sedan, 2.4l, 5spd MT.
Impressed all around by the tire initially. Sporty driving, good grip. However, as they aged the last 24 months they have gotten very, very noisy at almost all speeds, slow and fast and an imperfection that feels like out of balance again.
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Put these on my small crossover because of the price. For that price, they are perfectly fine. Sometimes I am "sportier" and more aggressive in my driving, which these have some lower limits. I usually get a traction light when accelerating from a stop, I think the cause is there is no tread block in the central rib, like many other tires. Otherwise, for 99% normal driving (gentle acceleration, light to firm braking, not cornering fast) these are perfect for the job. I haven't noticed a ton of road noise - they're a bit nosier than the Pirelli Scorpions probably that I originally had, but most of the year I have to use snow tires anyways, so these are quieter than those anyways.
Went from a set of Falken (excellent) to these based on look and price. I can't believe how dumb I was using this criteria. I'd seen some reviews slamming these in slippery conditions but thought they couldn't be that bad. My bad. It snowed here today -- that fine light snow and the car would just not stop. The anti lock breaking system would activate at the smallest press of the brake pedal. And setting up for a turn? No dice, the car went straight having no intention to go in the direction turned. Do not buy these tires!
Very leary at first because of the price but they look great and ride great. Got to test them in a bad rain storm and they cut through the water like butter…..last test will come this winter
Although i cant give a wear rating due to only having them 5k miles, they are really good in dry and wet roads. I have this on my 2013 camaro ss. I do drive it a bit aggressive aswell as living in gravel road i probably wont be able to give an accurate wear rating through its whole life. I will definitely buy these again.
40%
Member
205/55 R16
20,000 miles
Mostly Motorways
Average
The only good thing about these tires was that they worked well under dry breaking. Otherwise, the were noisey and terrible in the wet. Over 20,000km driven on them and they hardly worn. That is not a good thing. Avoid these at all costs.
Found these tires to be noisy on the road and a little lumpy. I recently had all four tires balanced, when on the machine u could see them going up and down. Well i've learned something again ... pay cheap prices and receive rubbish.
Bought a 05 BMW 525d. 2 Fullway HP108 were on the rear wheels. These are lethal. No grip at all when road is slightly damp.
Dsc was flashing in every bend and managed to get sideways at 50 kph on 45 degree bend.
Tires were 3 years old and going by NCT reports, about 40k km-s traveled on them, 7mm thread is still left. I have no idea, how previous owner managed that, but I would recommend to stay away of these tires, if you value your own and other peoples lives.
I have since replaced these tires with better brand and car is not trying to kill me in every corner any more.
