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$192.89 USD
FIRESTONE
FT140
- Touring
- All-Season
- S–V
Ready to hit the road with confidence?
The Firestone FT140 is your trusty sidekick for all those road trips, commutes, and spontaneous joyrides. This all-season tire is built for cruising, giving you that sweet blend of comfort and control whether you're zipping through city streets or taking the scenic route out of town.
Imagine tackling those winding roads or blasting down the highway at 149 mph, all while feeling that reassuring grip beneath you. With the FT140, you're not just driving; you're experiencing the thrill of the journey, wherever it takes you.
›Why this tire will do what you need it to
- All-Season — Stay ready for whatever Mother Nature throws your way, from sunny days to surprise rain showers.
- Touring — Enjoy a smooth ride that keeps you comfy and collected, perfect for those long hauls.
- Speed Rating: 240 km/h — Feel the rush as you push the pedal down, knowing these tires are up for the challenge.
Grab yours starting at just $149.35.
›Specs
| Season | All-Season |
| Category | Touring |
| Speed Rating | 240 km/h (149 mph) |
›Available sizes (10)
| Size | Price |
|---|---|
| 195/65R15 | $192.89 |
| 205/55R16 - BW | $233.29 |
| 205/55R16 - BW BW | $221.68 |
| 205/60R16 | $155.15 |
| 205/65R16 - BW | $241.08 |
| 205/65R16 - BW BW | $241.08 |
| 215/55R16 | $278.39 |
| 205/50R17 | $149.35 |
| 205/55R17 | $289.27 |
| 215/50R17 | $289.27 |
Sold as singles. Buy four unless you like uneven wear.
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WHAT OWNERS SAY
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Wet performance on the FT140 is adequate but not impressive. During several days of rainy driving, I noticed that the tires felt a little less confident, particularly at highway speeds. The four circumferential grooves do channel water, but the overall hydroplaning resistance didn’t wow me.
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In short, the FT140 is definitely quieter and allows the car to obtain higher fuel mileage when compared to the Premier. I put about 600 mixed miles on the Premier's before going back to the tire store and getting my FT140's put back on. FT140 positives: quieter, better fuel economy.
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I found the Firestones to be growing more and more noisy as I got past 20k miles. I switched to the Permier A/S, and noticed a mild improvement in noise, however I'm coming to to the conclusion that the main issue is a lack of sound insulation in the rear of the car.
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I’ll be honest — I didn’t walk into this test expecting much from a sub-$120 all-season tire. But the FT140 genuinely surprised me on dry pavement. The steering response is reasonably crisp for a touring tire, and the contact patch seems to do a good job of maintaining grip through moderate cornering.
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Comfort is one of the FT140’s stronger selling points. The tire absorbs road imperfections reasonably well for its price class. Expansion joints, small potholes, and rough pavement didn’t send jarring vibrations through the steering wheel or cabin. I’d describe the ride as “pleasantly soft” without being mushy.
Verified excerpts from independent owner reviews published elsewhere. Not Thermite Tactical customer reviews — we did not collect, solicit or pay for them.