The Vercelli Strada I is a Grand Touring Passenger tire. It excels in providing a quiet and comfortable ride at an outstanding value. Its M&S rating makes it an appropriate choice for all seasons, even light snow.
| Weight | 29.4 kg |
|---|---|
| Features | Treadlife: N/A |
| Tire Size | 235/65R18 |
| Vehicle Type | Car |
| Tire Width | 235 mm |
| Wheel Diameter | 18 Inches |
| Tire Speed Rating | T |
| Tire Traction Rating | A |
| Tire Treadwear Rating | 500 |
| Tire Season | All-Season |
| Tread Depth | 10/32 |
| Brand | Vercelli |
| Assembled Product Weight | 29.4 lb |
| Model | VC656 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | VC656 |
| Manufacturer | American Omni, Vercelli |
| UPC | 040232356551 |
10 reviews for Vercelli Strada 1 All-Season Tire – 235/65R18 106T
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Ben –
Vercelli Strata 1 on 2013 Jeep Grand CherokeePurchased 4 Vercelli Strada 1 tires to replace the stock GoodYear tires on my Jeep Grand Cherokee. I must admit they are quieter than the GoodYear tires were. Smooth riding with no vibration. Would have no issues recommending these.
Anonymous –
Great
American –
Very good tires unbelievable rideI got a set and my car feels like new again wat a difference even though my suspension components needs to be worked on. they felt amazing in the road very quiet. Price was phenomenal you can’t go wrong with Walmart tires never buy tires anywhere else I’ve owned many many cars trucks suvs before I bought used tires but till I realized for another 10-15$ I could have them new mounted n balanced it was a no brainer let my mistakes be your lesson don’t buy used unless they’re almost free. Buy new and have the confidence or road hazard warranty anything happens they get fixed for free. Only 10$ a tire.
Joshua –
Well worth the costGreat price and even better tire. Got 4 for $180 plus tax and 9 months later they still ride great. Bought tires that were quitter but paid double of what these cost. Got 20k on them and not showing a lot of wear. What is showing is a even wear after 2 rotations.
Leisha –
Good Tires, Questionable InstallationTires ordered and shipped in from multiple warehouse this prolonged the order some and made grabbing the order a little odd, as 2 we’re shipped on one order, and 2 we’re shipped separately, looking like only 3 tires were tracking. Careful reading fixed that. the auto center was unaware of the online orders, and what could have been a 1 hour tire change turned out to be a 3 and a half hour tire change. the tire quality is good. Came from Toyo A24 OEM tires, which had 40000 miles. These Vericalli are V rated, not H and they feel and drive with a large and positive difference. The tech over inflated then to 50psi which I didn’t catch for a week. Rookie mistake as the ratings are federally mandated to be printed on the driver’s side door jam. 35psi feels tons better. I will certainly return at 7500 miles to have the tires rebalanced as I’m not confident in the tech’s abilities. Time will tell, but so far I’m very pleased.
Badger –
Waiting on merchandiseI love the price of the merchandise but dislike the fact that it was supposed to be picked up are installed anytime after 12/26/22 and it shows that it’s delayed no estimated date are time it will arrive.
Suz –
Crap tires on imperfect highwaysHORRIBLE traction on slippery roads. Couldn’t do more than 35 mph on frosty highways. Felt like we were going to spin out of control while others drove by effortlessly. Do NOT RECOMMEND these tires.
Nursingmom –
Better wear your ear phones.Tires drive a little rough but are extremely loud. Sound compares to constantly driving a metal grate or a grooved road that never ends. Pretry annoying considering these are not considered cheap tires. Would highly recommend a different brand other than these.
dennis –
Tires are JUNK!DO NOT buy these!!!! They are total crap! Ride decent and SEEM to handle O.K. but noise is almost unbearable! Sounds like I’m in a 2 seat little airplane single prop job. My car sounds like an airplane puttering at 5,000 feet. They are total CRAP!!!!!
dean –
Walmart auto center broke my tire pressure sensor when replacing my new tire. They tried to say it wasn’t them. They did replace the sensor but could not reset it and told me to go to the dealership. They want $75 now I’m out $75 on a $100 tire