Firestone Affinity Touring 

Have put mostly highway miles on these tires. They are sized for current Camrys (205/65-16) and my specific version is rated 500 AB with "S" speed rating. Stock size for my car is 215/65-16. Note that these tires come in 500 AA and "H" speed ratings which also changes the tread depth. As noted by other reviewers, accelerating from a complete standstill on wet pavement is poor. With a 2.4L engine, I can always spin the tires when water is on the road. However, at highway speed 60-75 (and over), these tire have performed well for me and my older Solara, both on dry pavement and wet road including pooled water on the highway at highway speeds. Have not experienced hydroplaning and feel confident in the road contact. Again, I am not corning like there's no tomorrow but I am confident taking clover leaf on/off ramps at higher than recommended traffic speeds, both wet and dry pavement. They are quiet, which might have more to do with the car than the tires but I have not experienced any noise issues noted by other Toyota owners. These tires are stable (after a couple attempts at balancing - good results from my local big box store) and provide what I would call a "Highway Touring" feel - comfortable, but not squishy or driver-input-laggy. My current tread wear is 9/32" on the rears and 8/32" on the fronts, down from 10/32". I suspect that at suggested 32psi, I will get the expected 50,000 out of them. My current driving mileage averages about 30,000 per year, 90% highway. I am currently getting the average 33 mpg with these tires. For what they designed to be, good touring all-seasons, these tires perform as well as expected. The current price point is what I would value these tire at. Also note, I don't expect to have an all-seasons have superior performance in all weather conditions so I am swapping these out for winter tires this month and will replace these again in the spring. (Have purchased tires from TireRack previously. This review is for tires bought locally.

I've put about 8000 miles on these tires and considering the size and weight of the car they perform pretty well. Due to the lack of modern equipment like ABS and traction control, I believe I can provide a more accurate review than most about the tires themselves. These tires do an excellent job of maintaining traction, and handle nicely. Sometimes the tires feel a bit like their skating down the rode but I think that could be solved by going up 1 size to 215/75/15's on my next set of tires. Even in wet weather I have never experienced lock up or fishtailing. Overall they're pretty comparable to the Cooper Trendsetters I had on the car previously. The Coopers had a greater tendency to break loose in wet weather than the Firestones, however they were slightly more comfortable than the firestones. Overall a good tire but not as great as the factory Michelins the car originally came with.

these tires were OEM on my 2014 Camry LE. They were very noise, handled poorly on wet surfaces and treadwear was terrible only 3/32 left at 25K miles, tires were always kept properly inflated and rotated. Extremely disappointed in these tires, would not recommend and will replace with a different tire / manufacturer.

I bought a used Subaru Outback 2011 with this tires already installed and did not bother getting new ones because they had a very good amount of life on them...
2 years and 37,000 miles later I decided to get new ones, different brand and model just because there are better tires on the market, not because of any specific problem...
Mostly on highways, this tire always treated me good and I never had a flat tire, I calibrated the tires once every season or prior to any trip with more than 1000 miles involved. The pressure was always there and TPMS lit only once in 2 years...
When the tread was deeper I never had loss of traction or any problems with wet pavement, on this tire last trip from NYC to Florida I encountered heavy rain for 2-3 hours and the car felt very loose on the road, prompting me to get a new set of tires.
Road noise was to the louder side while on rough asphalt, ok with smooth pavement.
I don't travel too fast and only had to brake hard a few times, I never felt in danger or that the tires could do much more for me.
I traveled with snow, up to 10", and never got stuck or felt I would, including country roads and somewhat steep driveways.

I could have pushed this tire 8k to 10k more miles but it was already not good in heavy rain and speeds of 60-70 mph (I-95), and winter is just a few weeks away.
I felt confident with this tire enough to the point I would do the same thing again, I would not bother getting new tires if I buy a car with this tires already installed...
But for the price point, there are much better tires on the market and this tire would not be on my list.

These tires that came on my new Camry Hybrid are bar none the worst tires I have ever owned. They have virtually no traction on any wet road condition, they ride terrible and have given us bad wear. They are rated as 55,000 mile tires and are now down to 2/32's of tread life with less than 25,000 miles. They have worn the most on both sides of all 4 tires. They are total crap and we just replaced them with General RT43 Altimax's.

I will never buy a Firestone tire again.

I got these tires on a rental car in upstate NY for a business trip. They are unbelievably dangerous in the snow. They spun just sitting at idle with the slightest pressure in the snow. I cannot over state how unstable they are in snowy weather. If you own them in the snowy areas, ditch them now! (Before they put you in a ditch)

These tires came with my 2017 Camry and I have put 35000 on them and need new tires. I drive a lot and having tires that are reliable and last is very important. I feel that 35000 is very low number in today's day and age, especially with a Warranty of 5 years/ 50000 miles. I live in New England where the it snows a good amount and even with a light flurry, I would lose control. The tires are noisy and do not allow for a comfortable ride. I plan on staying away from the Firestone brand in the future.

I live in upstate New York. I NEED traction and handling. I got a month into December after I purchased the new vehicle. The least amount of snow and the handling went away. Off went the Firestone, on went the Michelin. I finished using them again toward the spring, a few years later when the Michelin were worn out.

I was never happy with original tires, but did not want to spend money for a better .
very noisy and ride comfort are terrible.
not feeling safe with OM right after 30k...
I am switching to Michelin Premier , and I hope to be more happy and safer. I always had a good experience with Michelin,

My wife and I have 2 Honda Accords of the same generation (2013-2017). I have Continental Pure Contacts on mine. When I purchased her car as a CPO Honda with 32000 miles on it, it came with the Firestones. I'll skip the tread wear, wet and dry braking, snow handling etc. These tires are LOUD. I mean BOOMING LOUD. At 30-40 mph, they are already LOUD and at highway speeds almost unbearable. The NOISE is louder than a fairly loud radio or CD , over conversation etc Terrible

Bought my Jeep with 27,000 miles on it and the tires were already showing really bad wear. Tread was getting close to the wear bars but the worst part was the tires were cracking. Could've gone longer based on tread life but the cracks in the sidewall of the tires made me switch even faster. Also, these tires are LOUD. Not good!!!

I purchased a new 2017 Camry LE in May of 2017 and these tires came with the car. It's now 14 months and 16,417 miles later and the tread is gone. The tread was actually gone a few thousand miles ago. I've just been pushing my luck and driving very cautiously in wet weather. I have no idea how the tires passed inspection 2 months ago. They were rotated at 5K, 10K & 15K miles by the dealership. It's actually very disturbing that Toyota places these tires on their cars. Since new cars don't come with tire warranties I'm buying new tires on a new car I just got last year. Do not purchase these tires. They have marginal performance in dry weather and abysmal performance in any other weather conditions. The treadware is completely unacceptable. Living in the Pittsburgh, PA area we truly experience all 4 seasons and these tires didn't perform acceptably during any of them. If you live somewhere that it's always dry and you don't care about treadlife then these tires are marginally acceptable if you can get them for free. Otherwise do yourself a favor and don't consider these any further.

Super loud, and treadwear was absolutely awful. These tires lasted one year on mostly highway/county highway road driving before he shops refused to rotate them because they were legally unable to do so. Terrible.