Ironman IMove Gen 2 AS
245/40R18

A UHP tire produced by Ironman

Is a high-performance ultra-performance (UHP) all-season tire engineered by Hercules for drivers who demand responsive handling, superior traction, and extended tire life. Featuring an asymmetric tread design, advanced siping technology, and a wear-resistant compound, this 245/40R18 size delivers outstanding performance in both wet and dry driving conditions, making it the ideal choice for sport sedans, coupes, and performance vehicles.

• Asymmetric tread design provides enhanced traction and responsive handling in wet and dry conditions
• New generation, wear-resistant compound enhances durability for extended tread life
• Enhanced tread block geometry and siping placement improves grip and minimizes road noise
• Improved pressure distribution provides even wear and extends tread life
• Circumferential and longitudinal grooves maximize water evacuation to minimize hydroplane risk
• M S rated
• Five Year Limited Protection Policy

Vehicles that commonly use 245/40R18 tires:

• Dodge Challenger (2008-Present) 

• Dodge Challenger (2008-Present) 

• BMW 3 Series (2012-2025) & Audi A4 (2007-2025)

FAQS:

What vehicles are compatible with 245/40R18 tires?

The 245/40R18 size fits a range of sport sedans and performance coupes, including models from BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Dodge Charger, Challenger, and other high-performance vehicles. Check your vehicle's door jamb or owner's manual for the correct tire size before purchasing.

What is the difference between UHP and all-season tires? 

Ultra-High-Performance (UHP) tires are engineered for vehicles that demand precision handling and quick response, with stiffer sidewalls and more aggressive tread patterns than standard all-season tires. While still suitable for all seasons, UHP tires prioritize performance over longevity. All-season tires, by contrast, balance performance, comfort, and tire life for general-purpose driving.

How long do Ironman iMove Gen 2 AS tires last?

The lifespan depends on driving habits, maintenance, and road conditions. The wear-resistant compound is engineered for extended durability, typically lasting 25,000–40,000 miles under normal driving conditions. Aggressive driving, improper alignment, and under-inflation can reduce lifespan significantly.