What tires should I get?
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The Goodyear OEMs are better than the Pirelli OEMs, but there is no reason to buy them...
for a 4 tire replacement. There are much better tires on the market. but5 will have to give us more insight on his usage, climate, driving style, priorities, etc. before any suggestions are of much use.
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Re: Better for what? Allout performance? Quiet with good performance? Snow traction?
I'm looking for quiet, good snow traction and anything that lasts longer than 18,000 miles! At 8,000 miles the Pirelli's starting making a thumping sound from severe cupping. They should ban these tires!
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Then the Pilot Sport A/S or ZE-512 is the call, as others have said
The Michelin is very versatile, but expensive, and snow traction is only good in the first half of tire life.
Or maybe Falken Ziex Ze-512. People have been liking these around here, but I've got no personal experience with them. Much cheaper than the Michelins, but what isn't.
-df
Or maybe Falken Ziex Ze-512. People have been liking these around here, but I've got no personal experience with them. Much cheaper than the Michelins, but what isn't.
-df
