Ironman iMove Gen2 A/S

Yes, the Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S provides dependable performance due to its carefully designed tread pattern and reinforced shoulders that enhance traction and promote even tread wear. These features work together to improve stability and handling in a variety of driving conditions.

Yes. If you want responsive steering and dependable wet grip at a reasonable price, the iMove Gen2 A/S fits well. An asymmetric tread with a solid center rib helps straight-line stability, while wide grooves and siping maintain traction in rain. Ride quality is smooth for a UHP all-season, but for harsh winters or frequent ice, a dedicated winter tire is the safer choice.

Many sizes are backed by a limited treadwear warranty up to 40,000 miles, but real-world life varies. Driving style, road surfaces, climate, and vehicle condition all play a role. Rotate every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, maintain OE pressures, and keep alignment in spec to extend life. For staggered setups, rotate side to side when allowed to even the wear pattern.

The Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S tire is produced by Ironman, which operates under the US-based Hercules Tire & Rubber Company. Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S tires may be manufactured in either China or the United States, depending on factors such as size and market demand.

Yes, Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S tires are suitable for use in light winter weather due to their circumferential grooves, deep tread pattern, and network of sipes that work together to channel water away and improve traction while reducing the risk of hydroplaning. However, it is important to note that Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S tires are not Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified, meaning they are not designed to handle more severe winter conditions.

In rain, wide circumferential grooves and abundant siping evacuate water to preserve contact and braking. The all-season compound and tread edges provide usable traction in light snow and cold commutes. It is not a winter-specialized tire and may not carry the 3PMSF symbol, so choose a dedicated winter tire for prolonged freezing conditions, frequent ice, or deep snow.

No, Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S tires are not considered very noisy. Although they do not offer the same level of quietness as dedicated touring tires, the iMove Gen 2 A/S is specifically designed with features that help minimize road noise and absorb vibrations. This allows the tire to provide a reasonably quiet and comfortable driving experience for drivers and passengers.

The iMove Gen2 A/S comes in popular passenger-car sizes, including 195/65R15, 215/55R17, and 225/45R17. Depending on size, you will typically see H, V, or W speed ratings. Always match the exact size, load index, and speed rating shown on your door-jamb label or owner's manual. If you change wheel diameter or profile, verify clearance, service description, and TPMS needs with a tire professional.

Yes, the Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S offers a comfortable ride for drivers looking for balanced performance and everyday comfort. Its optimized tread design helps to reduce road vibrations while enhancing steering response, resulting in a smoother driving experience. 

Ironman is owned and distributed by Hercules Tire & Rubber Company, a U.S.-based replacement tire brand. The lineup focuses on value-driven products across passenger and light-truck segments, with manufacturing locations that can vary by product and size. Check the sidewall for country of origin and review the current warranty from the manufacturer or retailer for the most accurate details.

Yes, the Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S does come with a warranty. Although they do not include a mileage warranty, Ironman iMove Gen 2 A/S tires are protected under Ironman’s Limited Protection Policy, which provides coverage against defects in materials and workmanship for up to 60 months from the original date of purchase.

Confirm the OE size, load index, and speed rating from your door-jamb label, then choose matching or approved specs. Consider your climate, since this all-season tire suits mild winters and wet conditions, but a winter tire is better for sustained snow or ice. Budget for mounting, balancing, TPMS service, and an alignment check. If you carry heavy loads or drive at sustained high speeds, make sure the load and speed ratings meet your needs, and ask about road-hazard coverage and rotation intervals.