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Prinx Tire is a brand owned by Prinx Chengshan (Shandong) Tire Co., Ltd, a joint venture of Prairie Investment and Chengshan Group. Prinx provides a wide range of items in its portfolio to meet a variety of purposes and vehicles. Passenger tires for sedans, coupes, wagons, SUVs, and 4x4 cars, light truck and van tires, commercial tires for trucks and buses, and winter tires are among them.
Designed for use on CUVs, SUVs, and light trucks, the Prinx HiCountry HA2 is an all-season tire with a distinctive tread pattern and wide footprint that enhance traction and stability.
But, is this the right tire for your ride and budget? Let's now take a look at the Prinx HiCountry HA2 review.
Because they don't require regular replacement and offer traction in dry, wet, and moderate winter conditions, all-season tires are a cost-effective option. With several features that enhance performance and traction year-round, the Prinx HiCountry HA2 is an all-season tire. Let's look at the features and benefits of these tires.
We've already examined the Prinx HiCountry HA2's features and benefits. Let's examine the pros and cons of the Prinx HiCountry HA2 to better understand it:
Cons:
The Prinx HiCountry HA2 is a good addition to your CUVs, SUVs, and light trucks! This tire is packed with features for your truck and SUVs and is ideal for drivers on the road and has a better tread pattern and a larger footprint to ensure the driver and passenger's comfort and solid traction.
To get the SimpleTire's take on the Prinx HiCountry HA2, we'll evaluate two tires of the same size 245/65R17, the Leao Lion Sport 4X4 HP3 and the Arroyo Eco Pro H/T, using [SimpleScore].
In comparison to the Leao Lion Sport 4X4 HP3, the Prinx HiCountry HA2 has superior longevity (7.5) and equal traction (7.3) scores. However, the Leao Lion Sport 4X4 HP3 has a slightly higher SimpleScore (7.6) and handling (8.2) score.
When compared to the Arroyo Eco Pro H/T, the Prinx HiCountry HA2 has the same SimpleScore (7.5) and longevity (7.5). On the other hand, the Arroyo Eco Pro H/T offers better handling (8.0) and traction (7.9). Most importantly, the Prinx HiCountry HA2 is more affordable than the other two tires.
In brief, the Prinx HiCountry HA2 is a low-cost all-season tire with solid performance.
The Prinx HiCountry HA2 is a tire you should consider when it's time to replace your tires if you're looking for something reasonably priced for vehicles like:
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Tires are great, we have had lots of rain and a snow storm since being installed and I've never had them slip out. Tires balanced out good and ride smooth, they are a little louder that I would have expected with not being an aggressive tire. Would buy again!
I still need to check with the installer because I thought I was getting new valve stems with installation. I picked up my vehicle after hours and noticed later I still have old valve stems on my rims. Haven't driven in snow yet.
For the price I expected less, but after getting them on I got more than I planned so far. I only have 4-5,000 miles on them. Haven't had a much snow yet but haven't put it in 4wd driving down the road yet even with the plow on the front of it. Obviously black ice any tire spins but I was able to get going from a stop sign. They're on a 03 gmc 2500hd ccsb with a duramax. I like the way they with the white letters out and I will be buying another set.
So far very pleased just got them mounted last week very impressed on how the balanced took very little weights and spun true
I had to replace the stim. And they leak air
They seem to shake a lot at hwy speeds above 65. Had them balanced 4 times and no better. Great looking tread and smooth ride at lower speed. The price was right
Bought 4. Punctured 2 within a month. Warranty covers nothing and simpletire won't stand behind their claims of 8.1 rating and a 'great' warranty. These are the the worst tires I've ever owned.
Just Amazing!