Mastercraft tires is a premium tire manufacturer that manufactures a range of tires for cars, minivans, crossovers, light trucks, SUVs in categories, such as all-season, winter, all-terrain, and mud-terrain. Mastercraft is a part of the Cooper Tire umbrella, and uses the latest technology to deliver excellent tires.

The Mastercraft SRT Touring is an all-season touring that’s designed for use on passenger vehicles and ensures year-round traction and performance.

In this Mastercraft SRT Touring tire review, we will take a look at some of the features and benefits of the tire, along with its pros and cons, and SimpleTire’s views on the tire.

Features and Benefits

All-season tires are designed with an optimized tread pattern and rubber compound so that they can deliver excellent performance in dry, wet, or light winter weather conditions. These tires are designed to be driven on paved roads, and are generally preferred by daily drivers as they offer a longer tread life and typically come with a limited manufacturer tread life warranty.

The Mastercraft SRT Touring is designed to deliver comfortable and quiet all-season performance. The tire features several elements that enable it to deliver superior performance. Some of these noteworthy features include:

• Improved wet and light snow traction: The advanced 5-rib tread pattern with 20% more lateral grooves ensures increased wet and light snow traction.
• Quiet and comfortable ride: The newly developed pitch sequence and advanced tread pattern provides lower-in-vehicle noise.
• Increased wet grip: The four wide circumferential grooves eject water from the tread for reduced risk of hydroplaning and increased wet grip.
• Increased durability: The modern tread compound and tread profile provide even tread wear for longer tread life.

The Mastercraft SRT Touring is available in a variety of tire sizes ranging from 14 to 18 inches, and is also backed by a 65,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty for T-rated sizes, and 60,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty for V- and H-rated sizes.

Pros and Cons

Now that we know more about the features and benefits of Mastercraft SRT Touring tire, let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons of the tire:

• Great wet and light winter weather grip.
• Quiet and comfortable driving experience.
• Increased durability and a varying 65,000 to 60,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life.
• Affordable pricing

While these pros make a good point for Mastercraft SRT Touring, also consider these cons:

• The winter weather grip is average.
• The tread can wear irregularly.
• Should not be used in moderate to severe winter weather conditions
• Not intended for off-road driving

SimpleTire’s view on Mastercraft SRT Touring tires

If you are looking for a set of all-season tires for your passenger vehicle, then the Mastercraft SRT Touring might be the right fit for you. The tire delivers great overall performance with a good limited manufacturer tread life warranty. Moreover, the durable design and quiet and comfortable driving experience with affordable pricing, makes it a strong contender.

Also consider the Kenda Vezda UHP A/S (KR400), if you want better durability and traction at a comparatively lower price. However, the Mastercraft SRT Touring does offer better limited manufacturer tread life warranty and longevity.

Vehicles the Mastercraft SRT Touring is a good replacement tire for

As Mastercraft SRT Touring is available in a variety of tire sizes, it can be used as a good replacement tire for a variety of vehicles, such as 2017 Honda CR-V, 2016 Lexus NX300, 2016 Mazda CX-5. 2018 Nissan Rogue S, and more.