Hi All: I just purchased and had installed a new set of the P195/65R15 Dunlop Enasave AS' on the 2021 Toyota Prius Prime for $403.82 ((4) tires @ $322.83 incl. tax + $80.99 install and disposal). On the rack receiving its new Enasave's earlier this morning. The new tires were manufactured/created during the 33rd week of 2022, same as those I ran out to 120k miles. The original OEM P195/65R15 91S' with the Uniform Tire Quality Grade (UTQG) of 340AB lasted 95k miles from initial purchase through two replacements at 95k and 190k miles. For the last set, I purchased the P195/65R15 89S' with a (UTQG) of 540AB and they made it all the way out to 120k miles before needing replacement. The former 91S' were the OEMs and are lighter at 16 lbs. vs 18 lbs. for the 89S'. They also have a 9/32 tread depth when new vs the 89S' at 8/32. The latter really does last longer and while the OEM Load index of 91 appears to be higher than the 89 rating of the replacements, that number is generated at max sidewall. The 91S' have a 51psi max sidewall vs the 89S' 44 psi max sidewall. If I were to have purchased these from Discount Tire this go around, I would have had to purchase the 91S' as they do not carry the 89S'. And the price would have been $638.09. Another comparison, if you happen to own a Tesla Model 3/Y with the OEM P255/45 R19 Continental ProContact RX' for example, to replace those at a Discount Tire would cost you $1,325.90 with most owners replacing them between 5 and 40k miles. So yes, this is a pretty hot deal. Wayne
