What's a good tire choice?
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What'* a good tire choice?
What do you like for a good "all season" performance radial on a stock 16" wheel for a '92 SSE? I think I will go with a 225 60/16. We only get 15-20" snow a year in southern Indiana but I don't want to be completely stranded on the days that it does snow. Hope you fine folks can help me narrow the field a little bit.
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I have Goodyear HPs too, but the tread on those is a not good for winter, if you know what I mean. Otherwise my father bought me a set of Goodyear Weatherhandlers, they seem to work all right. :?
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We couldn't afford the Goodyears on my old GP with 16'* so we ended up going with the Firestone Affinities and found they stuck to the ground in almost all weather better than Goodyear Eagles (what we had on there before). I can't remember the exact specs but they had an excellent speed rating and lasted for a very long time despite numerous take offs.
Just my $.02...you can give me change... :P
Just my $.02...you can give me change... :P
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Michelin Energy MXV4...fine as a stock tire...great in fact, but there are most cost efficient tires out there. Tirerack has em listed at $149 USD EACH :?
Michelin Energy MXV4...fine as a stock tire...great in fact, but there are most cost efficient tires out there. Tirerack has em listed at $149 USD EACH :?
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Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
I'll tell you what not to get
Michelin Energy MXV4...fine as a stock tire...great in fact, but there are most cost efficient tires out there. Tirerack has em listed at $149 USD EACH :?
Michelin Energy MXV4...fine as a stock tire...great in fact, but there are most cost efficient tires out there. Tirerack has em listed at $149 USD EACH :?
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Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
I'll tell you what not to get
Michelin Energy MXV4...fine as a stock tire...great in fact, but there are most cost efficient tires out there. Tirerack has em listed at $149 USD EACH :?
Michelin Energy MXV4...fine as a stock tire...great in fact, but there are most cost efficient tires out there. Tirerack has em listed at $149 USD EACH :?
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No no...don't get me wrong, I like the tires, they are great....but when it comes time to replace, I can probably get a better pair of Toyos, Kumhos or Pirellis...
But it sucks in my case because my tire size is so rare...not many all season 235/60/R16...oh well, time for 18" rims
But it sucks in my case because my tire size is so rare...not many all season 235/60/R16...oh well, time for 18" rims