Staggered fitment, only replaced the rear tyres on my Lexus IS350, in New Zealand, great value tyre, they were only $200NZD each
Not the longest life, one of the tyres failed at 6600km non-repairable sidewall failure, replaced with same model
The other tyre lived longer at 26255kms before going flat and having sidewall damage, at which point I replaced both (one now with 19150km on it, and the flat one)
They replaced some Japanese Bridgestones that were on it when I bought the car (the car was a Japanese import)... The Atlas Force UHP had a "Squishier" feel (more sidewall flex I suspect) in cornering -- that's the most I could tell.
With Laufenn's S FIT AS-01... review upcoming when those pop.

Very impressive previously using Nitto neo /P zero road noisy + throw rock now changes to Atlas Force UHP feel better in road noise driving quality

I searched for tires with the same speed rating, traction and temperature rating as the highest rated performance all season tires (all big name brand tires). I’ve had success for years finding high quality less expensive tires using this method, and often it’s a new brand seeking market penetration with price. These Atlas UHP TIRES are competitive in wet, dry, and hard use performance driving, and wear appears to be better than competitive, but maybe too soon to tell as I only have 6,000 miles on them so far. I have staggered width wheels and larger 295/30 19’s on the rear with 255/35 19’s on the front.

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Great tire for the money, some sidewall flex in fast corners but nothing extreme, good feedback, comfortable ride, and very quiet.