About Fortune

Fortune Tire is a Chinese manufacturer with a significant global OEM and aftermarket supply business, producing tires across passenger car, truck, and bus segments. Their FSR and Bora series have earned a reputation for acceptable build quality consistency within the budget tier. A brand with real manufacturing scale that translates to slightly above-average quality control for drivers shopping in the economy segment.

Fortune was founded in 1993 in China and is a budget brand, offering the lowest prices in the market. It holds a 3.3/5 rating based on 900 reviews. Drivers consistently highlight: Competitive pricing, Decent construction.

Best Fortune Tires

Who Should Buy Fortune Tires?

Fortune tires are best suited for drivers who prioritize affordability. They're a practical choice for:

• Budget-conscious drivers who need reliable tires at the lowest possible price
• Secondary vehicles or cars with low annual mileage
• Short-commute drivers who primarily drive on dry roads
• Value seekers who appreciate: Competitive pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Fortune tires good?

Fortune tires have an average rating of 3.3/5 based on 900 reviews. A reasonably well-established Chinese brand offering slightly better quality than typical ultra-budget competitors.

Are Fortune tires safe?

Fortune tires meet all US DOT safety requirements. They are rated average for safety performance including wet and dry traction.

How long do Fortune tires last?

Tread life varies by model. Check individual tire warranty for details.

Where can I buy Fortune tires?

Fortune tires are available from major US retailers including Tire Rack, Discount Tire, Walmart, Amazon, and SimpleTire. Compare prices on TireGuide.org to find the best deal.

Is Fortune better than Michelin?

Fortune is a budget brand, offering the lowest prices in the market. While not as refined as premium brands, it offers significant savings for budget-conscious drivers.