Which All-Season Tires???
#1
Which All-Season Tires???
I saw this on another site about winter tires. Is there anything in Consumer Reports for all-season tires?
Reason I'm going for all-season? I'm going away for school and my car will be left behind. My dad will be driving it occasionally every couple of weeks to keep it running smooth. All-seasons are the best comprimise and I wanted to know which were the best out there.
Reason I'm going for all-season? I'm going away for school and my car will be left behind. My dad will be driving it occasionally every couple of weeks to keep it running smooth. All-seasons are the best comprimise and I wanted to know which were the best out there.
#3
Continental Conti Extreme Contact, Yokohama AVS dB S2, Yokohama Avid, Dunlop Sport A2, just to name a few. I'm looking at getting a set of the Conti's myself. My Kumhos suck in my opinion. I'm willing to sacrifice a little handling for a better ride, and all weather traction.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/uhpas.jsp
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/uhpas.jsp
#9
Anything from Crappy tire is decent.. like winter wise.. they'll get you from point A to B, but they wear out hella faster than anything high end.. so in the end, you may get 2-3 seasons from crappy tire tires, and 3-4 seasons off higher end tires...
#11
Originally posted by SiR_YO
Anything from Crappy tire is decent.. like winter wise.. they'll get you from point A to B, but they wear out hella faster than anything high end.. so in the end, you may get 2-3 seasons from crappy tire tires, and 3-4 seasons off higher end tires...
Anything from Crappy tire is decent.. like winter wise.. they'll get you from point A to B, but they wear out hella faster than anything high end.. so in the end, you may get 2-3 seasons from crappy tire tires, and 3-4 seasons off higher end tires...
#12
I just ordered the Falken Ziex 512 high performance all-seasons. According to Consumer Reports latest test, they were number 1 in the all season category beating out tires from all the big companies such as Bridgestone, Pirelli, Michelin, Yokohama, Goodyear, Dunlop, etc.
I also read some of the reviews on 1010tires.com and they seem to be pretty good for all seasons. Very good grip in braking situations, pretty good in the rain and very decent in the snow. Apparently they have fairly good handling characteristics but from what I've read some people think they could stand to have stiffer sidewalls. I figure I should be fine with these tires. I'll be receiving the V-rated version.
One things for sure... they'll be ten times better than the crapass michelin XGT V4s that came with my civic.
I also read some of the reviews on 1010tires.com and they seem to be pretty good for all seasons. Very good grip in braking situations, pretty good in the rain and very decent in the snow. Apparently they have fairly good handling characteristics but from what I've read some people think they could stand to have stiffer sidewalls. I figure I should be fine with these tires. I'll be receiving the V-rated version.
One things for sure... they'll be ten times better than the crapass michelin XGT V4s that came with my civic.
#13
All-seasons eh? Wait until January when the BFGoodrich Traction T/A series tires come out. They're supposed to be quite good. AA traction rating, 440 treadwear, performance tread pattern... Check 'em out: www.tirerack.com
#15
Originally posted by 00 Civic SiR
Michelin Pilot's...
Michelin Pilot's...
The BFG Traction T/A's I mentioned are supposed to offer similar performance to the Pilots with longer treadlife and better wet & snow traction.
#18
Just picked up the Falken Ziex 512 tires from Purolator yesterday. These are supposed to be pretty quiet all seasons. I'm probably going to have them mounted next week. Let's hope they live up to the hype.