The phrase "fair tradeoff" means when you have to give up or compromise on one thing in order to gain or benefit from something else, but the exchange is seen as reasonable and just. Full definition
But a slightly busy ride at highway speeds is a completely fair tradeoff for how well the Macan handles, and a little body motion in aggressive cornering doesn't take away too much from its dynamic personality. (cars.com)
That's a fair tradeoff for the 50 % point redemption bonus or 1:1 points transfer opportunities. (johnnyjet.com)
I assume showtime spending more of their budget on all the other great fights they have this year so it's a fair tradeoff (sbnation.com)