
Westlake SC328
- Highway all-season truck
- 1 size
- Noise-reduction tech
Best for budget-conscious drivers. Suitable for those prioritizing dry grip and handling without breaking the bank.
45k mi
500

Best for budget-conscious drivers. Suitable for those prioritizing dry grip and handling without breaking the bank.
45k mi
500
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The Westlake SC328 is a highway all-season truck tire that appeals primarily to budget-conscious drivers who prioritize dry road performance. With a dry grip score of 8.5, it outperforms the category average, offering solid traction on dry surfaces. The handling score of 8.5 also indicates responsive on-road behavior, which is a plus for those who value driving dynamics. However, the SC328 falls short in wet conditions, with a wet grip score of 5, trailing the category average of 6.1. This could be a concern for drivers in regions with frequent rainfall. Additionally, the treadwear rating of 500 is slightly below the category benchmark, suggesting a shorter lifespan compared to rivals like the Firestone Destination LE3, which offers a more robust treadwear performance. For those who need a tire that balances cost with dry performance, the SC328 is worth considering. However, if wet grip and long tread life are priorities, alternatives like the Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056 might be more suitable. The SC328 is not ideal for areas with severe winter conditions due to the absence of a 3PMSF rating.
Tirescouter Editorial analysis, written from manufacturer specs with AI assistance. It is not based on road tests or owner reviews. How we score
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