Fullrun

Fullrun tires: budget passenger and performance rubber

Fullrun tires are a value-focused line built for everyday passenger cars, touring sedans and performance-oriented coupes. Across the 76-product sample we carry, the range covers small commuter sizes right up through low-profile fitments on large rim diameters, with prices running from about $61 to $195. What a buyer gets here is straightforward, affordable rubber for street driving rather than a premium flagship, and the lineup leans toward highway and performance patterns rather than off-road categories. You can browse the whole selection on our Fullrun tires page.

The Fullrun tread pattern lineup

We stock three Fullrun tread patterns. These are the patterns actually in our catalog; this is not a claim about the brand's complete range. Each one is built for a different kind of street use.

F7000 - touring and highway

The F7000 is the broadest pattern we carry, with seven sizes on the shelf. It sits in the highway and touring category, the everyday tire for commuter cars and small crossovers that spend their miles on paved roads. It comes in 195/60R15, 195/65R15, 205/70R15, 215/60R16, 215/70R15, 235/45R18 and 235/50R18, so it spans 15 through 18 inch rim diameters. Pricing runs from about $117 to $192. A representative fitment is the Fullrun F7000 215/60R16.

F6000 - performance

The F6000 is a performance-oriented pattern for sporty sedans and coupes. We stock it in two sizes, 205/55R16 and 225/45R17, covering 16 and 17 inch rim diameters. Prices sit between about $108 and $138. A performance tire like this is built for firmer road manners and grip on dry pavement, and the 225/45R17 is a common example of the fitment.

PC388 - highway and touring

The PC388 rounds out the lineup as another highway and touring pattern, aimed at crossovers and larger sedans. It is carried in 215/65R17 and 225/60R17, both on 17 inch rim diameters, priced from about $156 to $174. The Fullrun PC388 225/60R17 is a representative size. Like the F7000, this is a street tire meant for paved-road driving rather than any off-road work.

Fullrun sizes and fitments carried

Across the sample, Fullrun tires are carried on 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22 and 24 inch rim diameters. Sections range from narrow commuter sizes like 195/60R15 through wide, low-profile fitments such as 275/45R20, 275/30R24 and 245/30R24. The bulk of the span sits in the 205 through 275 section widths, with a heavy concentration of 17 through 20 inch fitments and a run of aggressive low-profile sizes on 22 and 24 inch rim diameters. This reflects the 76 SKUs we can see and is not the brand's full catalog.

Price and who Fullrun is for

Fullrun sits at the budget end of the market. Prices in our catalog run from roughly $61 to $195, which puts these tires squarely among value picks rather than premium names. If you are asking whether Fullrun tires are a good buy, the honest answer is that they are aimed at drivers who want serviceable street rubber at a low price - commuters, second cars and budget-conscious replacements - not at buyers shopping for a flagship touring or ultra-high-performance tire. Everything on this page is priced and positioned accordingly.

Buying Fullrun from ThreePiece

We ship Fullrun with free shipping on all orders. If you want them ready to bolt up, our mounted packages arrive mounted and balanced before they ship. Spread the cost with Affirm and Katapult financing, as low as 0% APR. For fitment questions, our team offers expert help by phone at 813-535-5801, and you can check common questions on our FAQ. Browse the full Fullrun range or the wider tire catalog to compare.

Fullrun tires: budget passenger and performance rubber

Fullrun tires are a value-focused line built for everyday passenger cars, touring sedans and performance-oriented coupes. Across the 76-product sample we carry, the range covers small commuter sizes right up through low-profile fitments on large rim diameters, with prices running from about $61 to $195. What a buyer gets here is straightforward, affordable rubber for street driving rather than a premium flagship, and the lineup leans toward highway and performance patterns rather than off-road categories. You can browse the whole selection on our Fullrun tires page.

The Fullrun tread pattern lineup

We stock three Fullrun tread patterns. These are the patterns actually in our catalog; this is not a claim about the brand's complete range. Each one is built for a different kind of street use.

F7000 - touring and highway

The F7000 is the broadest pattern we carry, with seven sizes on the shelf. It sits in the highway and touring category, the everyday tire for commuter cars and small crossovers that spend their miles on paved roads. It comes in 195/60R15, 195/65R15, 205/70R15, 215/60R16, 215/70R15, 235/45R18 and 235/50R18, so it spans 15 through 18 inch rim diameters. Pricing runs from about $117 to $192. A representative fitment is the Fullrun F7000 215/60R16.

F6000 - performance

The F6000 is a performance-oriented pattern for sporty sedans and coupes. We stock it in two sizes, 205/55R16 and 225/45R17, covering 16 and 17 inch rim diameters. Prices sit between about $108 and $138. A performance tire like this is built for firmer road manners and grip on dry pavement, and the 225/45R17 is a common example of the fitment.

PC388 - highway and touring

The PC388 rounds out the lineup as another highway and touring pattern, aimed at crossovers and larger sedans. It is carried in 215/65R17 and 225/60R17, both on 17 inch rim diameters, priced from about $156 to $174. The Fullrun PC388 225/60R17 is a representative size. Like the F7000, this is a street tire meant for paved-road driving rather than any off-road work.

Fullrun sizes and fitments carried

Across the sample, Fullrun tires are carried on 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22 and 24 inch rim diameters. Sections range from narrow commuter sizes like 195/60R15 through wide, low-profile fitments such as 275/45R20, 275/30R24 and 245/30R24. The bulk of the span sits in the 205 through 275 section widths, with a heavy concentration of 17 through 20 inch fitments and a run of aggressive low-profile sizes on 22 and 24 inch rim diameters. This reflects the 76 SKUs we can see and is not the brand's full catalog.

Price and who Fullrun is for

Fullrun sits at the budget end of the market. Prices in our catalog run from roughly $61 to $195, which puts these tires squarely among value picks rather than premium names. If you are asking whether Fullrun tires are a good buy, the honest answer is that they are aimed at drivers who want serviceable street rubber at a low price - commuters, second cars and budget-conscious replacements - not at buyers shopping for a flagship touring or ultra-high-performance tire. Everything on this page is priced and positioned accordingly.

Buying Fullrun from ThreePiece

We ship Fullrun with free shipping on all orders. If you want them ready to bolt up, our mounted packages arrive mounted and balanced before they ship. Spread the cost with Affirm and Katapult financing, as low as 0% APR. For fitment questions, our team offers expert help by phone at 813-535-5801, and you can check common questions on our FAQ. Browse the full Fullrun range or the wider tire catalog to compare.