Lexani LX 20 Tires after ONE YEAR! Full Review | Good or No???
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- I've pushed these budget-friendly tires through hell over the last 12,000 miles or so, and today is the day to provide you with a thorough review.
Are they good as a daily tire?
Do they stand up to all types of weather condition?
How well do they wear after enduring significant abuse?
Are they actually a decent performance tire?
Watch to find out!
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I just put four Lexanis on my 2020 Infiniti Q50. I can't complain whatsoever.
Thanks for the review. Just bought two for my X5 last month. So far so good. -Charleston SC
Nice! I was just down in Charleston last weekend. Lived there for 4 years actually
I have a pair of Lexani tires on my Camaro and I love them. They grip so well on corners and ride very smoothly.
Front or rear? I just got some. Getting them installed now
How is the comfort and road noise compared to others?
Thanks for the review! Getting a set of four. (255/40ZR19) Tire Size for front and rear. I've been riding on General GT Max AS-05, same size.
Planning on try these for at least 6 months and see how they hold up!
I love my 245/40R18s Its like a new car after stock wheels and 215/60R16. I only intended on the Lexani's to be a temporary wrap, for my new 18" Konig wheels. I've been using them for two years now, and I love them. I will probably keep them in my rotation.
I'm sold ! Just ordered a set of 225/50r17s for my 300hp ish 2011 jcw r58..
I live in se Wisconsin too so let's hope they hold up fine , I don't do much if any winter/snow driving
I think I'll be looking at these Lexani LX Twenty tires in 275/40/19 squared for my '14 Mustang GT. Nice review!
It’s a decent tired, but don’t expect a lot of traction if you launch that car hard!
You won't be disappointed bro
I got Lexani LXTR-203 205/55R16 91 on my Elantra and can’t complain
Thanks for the music in the outro👍🏻😂
You’re welcome
I have these in 275 40 19 and I’m happy with them. They are good in rain/mild snow. Only issue I have is they spin a lot. I spin 1-3 gears but ohh well it’s an all season not a drag tire
What’s your whp?
@@Phuong_Nguyen_ fbo g35 coupe. Getting a supercharger and a built short block soon I’m aiming for 600whp
@@andrewsapp856 so you peeling out in 275 without the supercharger?
How have they been since then ?
I've been looking at LX-Thirty tires for my Cayenne. Thank you for your review.
get them bro..their worth it...don't over pay for the like of Michellin or Pirelli's
12k miles isnt bad for the price.. If cheapy tires last a bit over 10k its worth it. you can always replace them for $100 a pop
You didn't excellent job with your video you're very knowledgeable and I learned a lot you're a good speaker also
Thanks for watching!
Just bought a set for 370$ shipped to my door! From simplytire. Can’t wait to get em on and burn some rubber
Burn the ruber with your Girl 🍌 .
Just ordered a pair from simplytire, where they shipped on time? How was your experience with simplytire?
Nankang Ns-25 tires are AMAZING and they're cheap, not a "cheap Chinese brand" either there're made in taiwan. I have nankang 255/35/20 and 275/35/20 on my 2014 infiniti q60s coupe. I love them
I don't know that Taiwan is any better in terms of quality than China, but yes I've heard good things about Nankang. However, the video is about the Lexani Lx20--not made in china either--which is even less expensive than the Nankang and performs very well.
@@SpeedCultureStudios Interesting? I paid $95 a tire for 275/35/20 and $89 for 255/35/20 from walmart. I didn't think it could get any cheaper lol
@@danielmartinn about the same price then. Hard to beat Walmart prices though
@@SpeedCultureStudios I would never buy tires at Wally World though
@@josephmgomez3921 nor I
Great review! Looking into getting these for my genesis coupe. I live about an hour from greenville and like the head up to ceasars head to drive sometimes.
Great area for driving!
Excellent video. Thanks. Helped me find some budget tires for my bmw 5 series.
Excellent! Glad to hear that
Thanks for the long term review. I've been considering them for our 2007 Jaguar XK. Of course, we won't be doing donuts....you just don't do that in a proper Jag. Maybe the odd burnout here and there.😉
Understood haha! Thanks for watching!
Probably going to fit these to my 2018 Giulia Veloce (Q4, RWB drive). For the price the reviews generally seem to be very promising.
I have a 18 Giulia Q4 AWD I’m considering putting these on. Did you buy these tires?
Price really Isn’t an issue just not to many brands offer 22” or 235/30/22/ 225/30/22 for my car
I went with Lexani's L-Twenty's, Michelins and Pirellis are ri·dic·u·lous·ly overpriced. These tires look beautiful with my yellow calipers.
Great review, getting these for my 18 accord
How did you find them? Im trynna do the same are they noisy? Hows the overall
@ajajeal540 I've watched many reviews and everyone says they're quiet
@@ajajeal540 I’ve had them for about 6 months, they’re quiet and reliable so far, I have no complaints
I'm trading my pirelli's on my 2020 Mustang GT for these tires to try out. The pirellis are a little more than 200 dollars a piece. It just makes sense to buy cheaper tires when you're going to burn them off. If you do spirited driving like me pretty much everywhere you go if these tires are half as good or better than the pirellis which I've seen there more than half as good as the barleys and they're going to be definitely worth it. Cuz you ain't got to worry about burning the tires off as much. Keeps your wallet a little bit more full. And it let you have a little bit more fun.
I agree
@@SpeedCultureStudios I just got mine in already. They look good. I'ma wait untill I wear my old ones out than run them hard as usual.
@@Looking4TravelingWelderJob Please keep us updated. Thanks!
Thanks for the review. I am in MN and was wondering about the winter handling. U answered my question. I got it on my 2016 GL550 AMG. But I don’t drive it in the winter, but was looking to put the same tires on my wife’s flex. But u right, it handles well in the rain and dry.
I'm originally from, Minnesota. Where are you located?
@@SpeedCultureStudios monticello, mn
@@coolsauce100 small world. I went to college at SCSU. Grew up in southern Minnesota.
@@SpeedCultureStudios damn dat crazy. 😀😀
Brother get the Z1 differential it will be night and day upgrade for you get it in black Friday for extra Saving.
I’d love to but super hard to justify 1500-2000!!
@@SpeedCultureStudios I know it's expensive but if you like to go wot in corners and the track it is so worht it. I got it on my AWD and love every second of driving specially at track events.
Cool and honest..!
I try. Thanks!
Was this filmed in Greenville SC? Looks like Woodruff road familiar chipotle and whole foods by my house xD. I rock Lexani LX 20 on my Tesla Model S and can't complain. My car eats through tires though so I typically replace them every 25k miles the tread is almost shot.
Yes sir, greenville!
Nice review.
Sounds like you like the tires, but if you're saying the rear tires need to be changed after just one year wouldn't it be cheaper to buy more expensive tires that last 3 years?
Depends on how you look at it. If you want tires that last longer, yes. If you want tires that get more grip, then no. Tires that last 3 years will not be better in terms of performance. Ultra High Performance tires will not last more than 12-15,000 miles. They are too soft.
Remember the guy has been spinning the hell out of them!
that infiniti is a very very nice car to begin with. it may mask a lot of tire imperfections
To an extent I suppose that could be true
I'm thinking of getting a set for my BMW wagon m package I'm in Dallas I belive u answered my queation about the rain
They're a good budget friendly tire!
I just bought a set of these 305/30/20 rear 285/30/20 front for winter tires for a 2ss 1le that comes with Goodyear F1 super car 3 summer only tires.
They weren't terrible in cooler temps, but below freezing may get a little dicey and they certainly will be worthless in the snow. I assume you live in a warmer climate?
Any update. I’ve got a 19 ss 1le and it’s about time to get some tires. Still happy with your purchase?
@@tbakesteak8637 I'm happy with mine. Last week I put up a 4.8 0-60 with these tires. So not great, but not bad at all.
@@infidel66687 I’m just looking for daily driving purposes. This is my only now instead of just my daily 😂 but I mean, my car is less than 10k miles being a 19. I work extremely close to home, and my wife has a nice car for any trips we take. Win win, especially gas being almost $6/gal 😂😂😂
@@tbakesteak8637 I daily drive mine too and it does good in rain. it hydroplanes very little, I have never driven them in snow, because I don't want to expose the car to salt, It does however feel like snow would not be a problem with these. I have driven them in below freezing and they took that fine. They seriously perform far better than I expected. I was not very optimistic about them but figured I would give them a shake and I'm glad I did. I ordered a extra set of rims from MMR and Autel TPMS monitors so changing to the factory Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar 3's only takes 30 minutes in my garage.
i just ordered 4 for my srt bro 🎉
Good review. Sufficient
Thank you
We’re you able to make good turns without losing control out in a rainy day? I’m considering these for a 2015 Dodge Charger RT
Yes I had no problems with them in the rain.
I have lexani on my mustang have no problems in the rain.
How are these tires for traveling? I travel up and down the East Coast and when I'm in the Northeast, it's potholes galore.
I made several 200+ mile trips on them without issue. There are some negative reviews about them online, but I never experienced any of those problems in about 20k miles.
I had radial tire pull on these tires
Coolest mom ever
I love my lx20s
I went with Lexanis over Delintes
Let’s get it
I like your steering wheel .we're u got it.and does it keep the heated feature
No heat. Check out my steering wheel video.
Can cheap chines tires cause wheel vibration? Even with perfect balance after 120kmh thanks? Mine do it it sucks looking to get good brand next
Yes they can. There can be hard spots for example.
You could try to rebalance the tyres. If much weight is needed check the rim or Match tyre and rim
Man I wonder how these would perform on my BMW F10 M5 with 295/30/20 in the rear? May not handle that kind of power to the rear.
I would say no. If you were just driving casually at the time, they would be fine. But if you get into the pedal often, I would say no.
They will, I have them on a scatpack and it works fine
They will I have twin turbo
@@josephmgomez3921 digs or roll racing?
@@FJTabb digs
I have the pirelli p zero 245/40zr21 and wanted to try the Lexani 20 but the tire shop told me it wasn't a good choice and too noisey. Do you think it'll be OK for my car?
They are not noisy at all. Surprisingly quiet actually. It's not as good as a Pirelli, but it's not terrible for what it is.
I have a g37 that is lowered and has some negative camber. Did you have any problems with that with your lowering springs and did you ever fix it? Is that the reason you went for the cheaper tires?
No, I was given the tires. I didn’t have any uneven wear. Car was aligned after lowering. As I said in the video, slight camber caused a very slight amount of wear on inside edge. Just rotated the front tires
I was just referring to what people typically call CAI like takeda etc.
@@SpeedCultureStudios"Rotate" typically means swapping the position of wheel / tire assemblies front to back and/or left to right. To make an inside edge become an outside edge requires dismounting the tire from the wheel, flipping it around, remounting it on the wheel, and then rotating left / right to preserve the direction of rotation. Is that what you did?
How are these in the snow? Would you recommend these for New York?
They will not be good in the snow. They are UHP summer tires.
Yeah that's why I replaced my run-flats
Looks like ya need an alignment lol.
What low profile tires would you recommend for Los Angeles, CA Pot hole filled streets?
Depends on how low profile you mean.
Honestly the tires your using would be fine, I'm purchasing 20" Ferrada FR4 Rims staggered setup for my 2018 Q50S
Anyone experiencing side wall blowing up ? One year after I got them 295/35/24
Good for a WRX Sti 2018? I'm in MN looking to exchange the stock Advan.
Decent summer tire yes
🤔 I guess we know what tires I’m getting on my new wheels
I have been super surprised and thoroughly impressed with these tires!
Speed Culture Studios I added the same size you got in the back to my cart and trying to find the front tire size and it says they don’t got that size on those wheels
LittleLionel Jr Make sure these sizes fit your wheels first. You can also find the tires on eBay.
How will the 245/40 fit on a 9 inch width rim will it concave to much ?
Nice tires and video but please, add a resonator exhaust. The drone is unbearable. LOL
The exhaust is perfect. The camera may pick up a little extra noise, but my system does not need anymore resonators.
I'm looking too get these in 225 35 19 for my 19x10 rims. Gonna have a bit of stretch. Anyone have experience stretching these tires ? Going on an Audi a4
What did you go with ?
I’m buying 255 for my 10.5 wheel.
Would you run these in Ohio in the winter times??
Definitely no.
i live in ohio an was thinking about that 😂😂 i have these in my cart right now i got a 370 245/40/19 275/35/19 idk if i should get these or not, i drive hard here an there an do donuts here an there but idk i think imma just say f it an buy them lol😂
an i also added a 2 year protection plan to so i think im just gonna cop them an anyway when it snows i cant drive my car anyway so 😂😂
will these handle well on a AWD setup?
Yes!
Will they be good for a bmw f10 tie turbo?? Anyone please tell me what tires are best for that car. I drive fast, break fast to avoid hitting things…because I drive fast 😂
Twin*
There are definitely better tires out there if you drive hard
How is it with your wheels? When you park ? Do you get curb rash if you accidentally get too close ?
I don’t get curb rash because I don’t hit the curb with my wheels.
@@SpeedCultureStudios this made me laugh. idek how people drive into curbs
Run these on my challenger scat pack they are good all around lol😂
How it is holding up? Does the car vibrates on high speeds? How about during wet conditions?
I have 275/35 R 19 in Back and 245/40 R in Front.
Nearly the same as me. 275/35 and 255/40
@@SpeedCultureStudios Does your 255 stick out in front?
@@josephmgomez3921 no. Very flush
has anybody got them and had problems that he didnt encounter ?
Does anybody have experience with these on an AWD setup? I’m thinking about putting them on my AWD Charger RT. But it has been cammed so it’s proly 370 hp to the wheels and I do want to launch it quite a bit. Curious if anyone know how much I’ll be spinning. I’m thinking of 275s all around btw.
did u ever get them bro? i just ordered them 275/40r20 for my srt. this will be my first time changing tires since i got the car. i put ten kay miles on the tires on it now. :)
charger ****
@@bobbysrtno I didn’t then. Motor blew up before I could
@@southpeakphotography68 dam bro.
Would I rub with 275’s on a 10.5in wheel with RSR down springs?
Hard to say. Depends on the offset. 275 is too wide for the front, I would say. I almost rub with a 255. With the right offset the wheel and tire will fit in the rear
@@SpeedCultureStudios 245 in front and 275 in back is perfect
@@josephmgomez3921 Again, depending on wheel width and offset. I prefer a 255 in front. A 275 on a 9.5” wheel is nearly perfect for the rear I would agree (that’s what I run) but if you’re lowered with an offset more aggressive than a +29, there is a good chance you’ll rub. I’m about as
Flush as you can get
@@SpeedCultureStudios You running 20' or19's?
@@SpeedCultureStudios what offset are you running here?
I have a stock g37 do you think I’d spin with these? More into racing than spirited driving. What other tire do you recommend if these will spin
275/35/19
They’ll spin if you dig race. Check out my indy 500 review
320 treadwear with a W speed rating?? Any decent "high performance" tire has a tread rating of 200 or less and a speed rating of Z. Also you smoked those tires for WAY longer than you should have been able to in those straight line burn outs. Not sure what all you have done to that Infiniti, but unless you've dumped more than the car is worth into it (and then some), it shouldn't have enough power to roast the tires for that long, unless (as the treadwear indicates), they have garbage straight line traction. Was really hoping these tires were better than my initial suspicion as they are one of the few tires that come in a size I need (345/25/20) but based on what you've shown in your video, they're nowhere close to having the traction I need. They're not even directional!
There are a TON of solid performance tires with treadwear ratings over 300. A 200 is not even a practical street tire. The Michelin ps4s-arguably the best performance tire available is a 300 treadwear. A Z rating is good for over 149mph. A W rating is good for 168. Most people aren’t even touching 149 regularly, so I wouldn’t worry so much about the speed ratings. Discount tire has a good chart for these things if you’re interested. The car makes 340 wheel and just shy of 300ft lbs tq-that’s plenty of power to smoke any tire. But the car has an open diff so that plays a huge part in the traction issues. But I’ve said it a number of times-and pretty sure I said it in this video-these are not good straight line tires at all. They were surprisingly decent in lateral grip but not good if dig racing. They do have a lot of size options, but if you’re really looking for performance, they leave a bit to be desired.
Many tires are not “directional” these days. They just have an “inside” “outside,” which is what these are.
Is there a rim protection on tire?
No not really.
I think they do from your video it's called a side wall shoulder, it's when the rim sits inward a little bit instead of a traditional tire where the rim pokes out from tire
Let get real any real car guy worth their salt don’t care about how the sidewall looks, it’s how they handle lol….
True to a point. Line 3 equally performing tires up and I’ll take the one with a better sidewall. Hate weird textures. But yes, if they grip like crap then it doesn’t matter how they look
Ahhh yes. The dudes with the power cars buying the cheapest tires.
340hp is not a “power car” and these tires actually performed quite well. Mediocre straight line grip but surprisingly decent lateral grip
How about long term driving like 1400 miles one way? Like California to Washington? I've been reading a lot of tread separation reports on the BBB wity less than 15k on the tires as well as exploding and failing on long distance drives?
I put 15-20k miles on those tires with no problems. tan tail of the dragon with them and kept them on the car through the next year. they took a beating. never cross country, but TOTD is about 4 hours from me so it was a good trip there and back with some punishment in the middle lol
@@SpeedCultureStudios ok. It's just I plan on some long drives of about 14 hours as well as mountain drives (not snow though) and wanted to ask. Definitely don't want to risk a blowout on a freeway doing 70
@@Eye_4_An_Eye I mean long trips can be unpredictable. You can have blowouts from any brand.