Installed Waterfall Eco Dynamic 205/60R16 92 V All Season Tire 30,000 miles ago in 2023. They have maybe 4K to 5K of tread life left before they are at 2mm or the wear bar. I am an average driver doing commuting. I would say these tires are 30K tires not 45K as listed. Wet grip is not to good in corners. Dry grip is ok. Not for the snow once you log some miles on them. Get some dedicated snow tires if you are driving in snow. The sidewall on one tire appears to be irregular with the steering wheel moving slightly at lower inflation. I would say the sidewalls are not strong. They are quite and ride well.

For cheap tires they have been doing the job for the most part. Noisy at interstate speeds (65-75 MPH) and they aren't the best in winter conditions. Other than that haven't noticed many other issues at about 5k miles in.

For cheap tires they have been doing the job for the most part. Noisy at interstate speeds (65-75 MPH) and they aren't the best in winter conditions. Other than that haven't noticed many other issues at about 5k miles in.

Decent cheap tire if you are just putting a bunch of miles on to and from work. Very prone to hydroplaning on wet roads.

Poor quality would not digest them

I thought I was saving money, so I put the cheapest tires Walmart had on my 2011 with 225K miles, Waterfall Eco Dynamic. Mileage immediately dropped from 44 mpg to 34 mpg. I'm a dork. I didn't realize tires are such a major factor in mileage.

I got these for a road trip to TN from NJ and back in my 1989 Honda Civic. Rained a lot and pushed them hard on the smokey mountains. I never lost traction once. Great tires for the money.