[Walmart] Weathermaxx Arctic Winter Tire starting at $20 YMMV - RedFlagDeals.com Forums (2025)

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https://www.walmart.ca/en/winter-tires/ ... 7+10000041

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Walmart

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SINCE Walmart IS CLOSING ITS AUTO CENTERS MOST OF THESE TIRES ARE FROM 2018 AND 2019 DATE STAMPS

ALL SIZES HERE

https://www.walmart.ca/en/winter-tires/N-257+10000041

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"Dual V shape - The center line has Dual V shape grip snow surface to enhance grip performance during braking or acceleration".

I'm very disappointed with X-ICE and WS-90 not having this feature. Too many people have their acceleration and braking suffer due to lack of Dual V shape.

divx wrote: ↑there is no stock of anything according to stocktrack

there a lot of my size in Qc 205/55/16 my local store has 100 in stock at $65 each

2Riskit wrote: ↑there a lot of my size in Qc 206/55/16 my local store has 100 in stock

then either stocktrack is broken or not available in winterpeg

divx wrote: ↑then either stocktrack is broken or not available in winterpeg

what size are you looking for

2Riskit wrote: ↑what size are you looking for

15, but I checked all your links, nothing was in stock hahah

z0mbi3 wrote: ↑Would anyone happen to know if any of these Walmart's with tire centres left in the lower mainland? The ones in Surrey and North Vancouver just has store hours of "Closed" for each day on the tire centre.

all auto centers are close, the tires are out on the floor at my local walmart in the auto dept. check with stock tracker to see if your size is available.

upvoted cause winter tires really do make such a difference.

Yes, I'm looking at you, $beemer/benz/etc. driver on your high performance summer sport tires unable to get up that little hill cause a few flakes of snow. You know who you are.

Bigboy16 wrote: ↑Are these just those crappy made in China tires? I've never heard of this brand.

walmart house brand

tirenut101 wrote: ↑Weathermaxx is Nexen. Nexen opened up a factory in China in 2007 to meet increasing global demand. It is another brand name from Korea other than Hankook. I was excited to see that Walmart even carried Nexen back in 2009/2010, and quickly bought my Nexen winter tires in 2010. They have helped me to go through the most severe snowstorms and ice-packed roads without any issue. One time, I managed to slice through a huge unplowed parking lot with snow up to my waist level on the 2nd gear of my old FWD Honda, while seeing piles of stranded vehicles all over. As of today, these tires have served me well for 6 winters WITHOUT any sign of cracks and the rubber still has some pliability. I was told that even the best snow tires can last for up to 6 winters. I will see if mine can go for one more. In 2011, I bought Nexen all-season tires from Walmart for a total of only $243. With a treadwear of 400, they had lasted for 5 years (spring to fall) without any problem. In 2015, I bought a set of Weathermaxx winter tires for my SUV. I saved almost $500 when compared to other brand names. It is Apr 2016 now, I just bought a new set of Weathermaxx summer tires (identical to Nexen CP661). The drive is quiet and smooth. Some uninformed people would tell you that Walmart tires are junk. I don't know about Douglas and Viva. But Nexen/Weathermaxx tires have helped me save thousands of dollars while providing me with tons of driving confidence in the worst weather conditions. The other exceptional snow tires that I had used is Bridgestone Blizzak. They stick like glue but they are only good for 3-4 winters. People always ask about Michelin. In my opinion, they are overpriced for what they can do, and Blizzak is much better than any Michelin. Yes, all the tires I bought from Walmart are from China. What else isn't today? I hope this has cleared up a lot of questions for other drivers.

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2Riskit wrote: ↑walmart house brand

Some of the Weathermaxx sizes have a similar tread pattern as the Nexen Winguard Ice

https://www.1010tires.com/Tires/Nexen/Winguard+Ice+Plus

Test results
https://alltyretests.com/nexen-winguard ... st-review/

Nexen Version

WeatherMaxx version
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/weathermax ... 0193609303

l69norm wrote: ↑Some of the Weathermaxx sizes have a similar tread pattern as the Nexen Winguard Ice

https://www.1010tires.com/Tires/Nexen/Winguard+Ice+Plus

Test results
https://alltyretests.com/nexen-winguard ... st-review/

Nexen Version

WeatherMaxx version
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/weathermax ... 0193609303

Yes, nexen photos for the winguard ice suv also shows the same rim as the weather maxx attic SUV photo