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Time for new tires on the family hauler. The OEM lasted on 27k miles.
I think that's ridiculous for a family car on all seasons. No, I didn't do any smoky burn outs. :burnrubr:
The current tires are Dunlop Sport 4000 A/S in 215/60/16.
Any recommendations on a good, long lasting, all season tire that won't break the bank?
Well... I'm too lazy to search... but I really really really liked the falken 451???? that I ran on the V dub. They were in fine shape after 22 k miles and easily had another 20+. On the 16 inch rim, they're warranted for 50k miles if you get your alignment checked every 5k miles...Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
Long lasting good ride I would say look into a set of michellins. Only problem is they are not cheap.
Not bad for that tire!:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
Dunlop SP Sport 4000 A/S
(Ultra High Performance All-Season)
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Size: 215/60VR16
Serv. Desc: 94V
UTQG: 240 A A Price: $116.00 (each)
Estimated Availability: In Stock
I have the Kumho Ecsta ASX on the Miata. They Suck, but their cheap.
I really liked the Goodyear Assurance comfort tread tires that I had on my [cough]Honda Civic[/cough] for tread wear, comfort and durability. They are about $97 at the tirerack.com and for $5 more, you can get the Triple tread that has even better wet traction, but more road noise.
When do you want us to tell you what to have for dinner tonight?
:clap: Very Nice! :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by miataspeedracer
I ended up getting a killer deal on Goodyear Assurance TripleTred. Discount tire ended up giving me a terrific deal at $90 ea. There normal price is $121 ea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Radio-Active
This tire had good reviews and good mileage and wet weather handling. Plus DT is just around the corner which makes maintenance service easy.
Congrats!::db2::