Ford Mustang Mach E Tires

Ended up with two not so perfectly round tires that cause steering vibration at highway speeds. One tire ended up developing an impact bubble.

Sam’s Club did not deem the tire as faulty and I was stuck with vibrations for the entire lifetime of the tire.

These are OEM tires for an EV and try to strike a balance between performance, comfort, and efficiency. The sidewalls look pretty good and they’ve got decent rim protection. Dry and wet performance are fine, but not particularly notable. Efficiency is also fine with better range than the all weather Michelin CrossClimate2 tires I use for winter.

Had the tires installed for about 500 miles, mostly commuting miles with some fun backroads in between. Grip level in the dry is solid, it's not a summer tire so temper expectations but for an all-season they are good. No issues in the wet either but haven't had much experience in the rain yet. Noise is good, but there's no foam or anything so it's likely higher than a deliberately quiet tire, but I have no issues with the noise generated.

Bought 3 sets of those and considering they are 1/3 the price of my Michelin PS4s they are great. They are not as trippy as the Michelin but they are 85% there. Good aquaplaning resistance, good wet performance and not noisy (Michelin is quieter though).They will last about 30k miles depending on how spirited is your driving.
Overall great buy.
Mustang Mach- e awd 245/45/20
Chrysler 200s AWD 245/40/19
Sky redline Turbo 245/45/18

They are the worst winter tires I have ever owned. This coming from a person who has owned Nolan’s for decades. Loose snow is frightening and I need to replace them even though almost new.