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The main tire I am looking at is the Goodyear Assurance Triple Treads, I had them on my Comp G wheels and absolutely loved them... I was also looking at Michelin Hydroedges but they do not come in 225 60 16

 

Heres the tire rack link:

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Goodyear&tireModel=Assurance+TripleTred+All-Season&partnum=26HR6ATTAS&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes&wtpackage=true

 

They are the 6th highest in Uniform Tire Quality Grade out of 53, they are a little on the costly side but they perform excellent... The main reason I am looking is Brittany needs new tires on her car and I am going to mount up my tires on her car (two Uniroyal Tiger Paws with 7/32 and two Goodyear Viva 2s with 6/32 as her tires all have less than 3/32)

 

The main thing I want is for my new tires to grip year round and handle anything I may put them through... If there is another tire I should consider, please post

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I love love love my Hydroedges, unfortunately they are now discontinued :neutral: I have like 70,000+ on mine and they are still in good shape, have plenty more life in them too. Fehl tells me that the Defender replaces it, or maybe I'm wrong.

 

I have a big problem owning Good-For-a-years, overpriced for the lackluster quality of them. Personal bias is all.

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Michelin Defender does replace the Hydroedge. It is also an excellent tire.

 

Consider the Nokian WR-G2. Very aggressive all season designed to compete with the Triple Tred and if you look at testing it outperformed the TripleTred in every way.

 

I absolutely love my Yokohama AVID Ascends but I'm not convinced of their winter traction. I run aggressive snows in the winter so I dont care.

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Good point. I used to run my hydroedges in the snow, they were "meh" I prefer dedicated snows for winter use.

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Straight winter tires are the best for winter. But as an all around tire, I love Michelins. If you can afford them they are great and you can get 70,000+ miles out of them easy.

 

 

Sent from my iPhone in some random spot of Texas.

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I don't want to buy winter tires because when winter is over, I will need summer tires and it might not be in the budget, so spending more on a good year round tire will benefit me more in the long run, I also have my truck if I need 4x4 so the car won't see the really nasty days

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Michelins are the Cadillac. If you have the money you will always be happy. But that doesn't mean you can't spend a whole lot less and still get an excellent tire.

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Which is the exact reason I am against the "Good" Goodyears, you pay Michelin money for a inferior tire. :buddy:

 

I put some Hankook Optimo H727s on my G/Fs Toyota, I love them myself, and they were rather cheap too with great reviews. No idea how they do in the snow though, they are supposed to be OK but she has steelies and snow tires for winter.

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Did some reading on the Nokian tires, very interesting!! I was hoping my local tire store would have them but they dont... Heres my options and I get a slight discount

Sumic GT-A225/60R16 98H40000 mi.$52.50IconTotalPricing.gif

MatrixP225/60R16 97S50000 mi.$62.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Matrix Tour RS225/60R16 98T60000 mi.$62.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Tiger Paw Touring (NT)225/60R16 98H70000 mi.$87.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Tiger Paw Touring (NT)225/60R16 98T80000 mi.$87.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Arctic Claw Winter Txi225/60R16 98T$93.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Advantage T/A225/60R16 98H60000 mi.$106.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Advantage T/A225/60R16 98V60000 mi.$106.50IconTotalPricing.gif

CS4 Touring (T Rated)225/60R16 98T80000 mi.$106.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Eagle GT225/60R16 98V50000 mi.$108.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Advantage T/A225/60R16 98T$110.50IconTotalPricing.gif

CS4 Touring (H/V Rated)225/60R16 98H60000 mi.$111.50IconTotalPricing.gif

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Assurance Fuel Max225/60R16 98H65000 mi.$112.50IconTotalPricing.gif

CS4 Touring (H/V Rated)225/60R16 98V60000 mi.$113.50IconTotalPricing.gif

CS4 Touring (T Rated)225/60R16 98T80000 mi.$116.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Grand Tour LS225/60R16 98Ticon5year.gif$118.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Symmetry225/60R16 98T65000 mi.$118.50IconTotalPricing.gif

SymmetryP225/60R16 97S65000 mi.$118.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Tiger Paw Ice & Snow II225/60R16 98S$120.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Grand Tour LS225/60R16 98Hicon5year.gif$121.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Grand Tour LS225/60R16 98Ticon5year.gif$128.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Primacy MXV4225/60R16 98H60000 mi.$129.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Primacy MXV4225/60R16 98V60000 mi.$131.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Defender225/60R16 98T90000 mi.$133.50IconTotalPricing.gif

X-Ice Xi2225/60R16 98T40000 mi.$134.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Assurance ComforTred Touring225/60R16 98H80000 mi.$137.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Energy LX4P225/60R16 97T50000 mi.$145.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Assurance TripleTred All-Season225/60R16 98H80000 mi.$148.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Eagle RS-A PoliceP225/60R16 97V$152.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Eagle #1 NASCARP225/60R16 97S$192.50IconTotalPricing.gif

Eagle RS-A PoliceP225/60R16 97V$197.50IconTotalPricing.gif

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I got Kumho Ecsta 4x's and like them so far. 1500 miles and they still have the little penis things

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Sumics are shitty shitty shitty garbage. The shittiest of the shitty Chinese imports. STAY AWAY. They also absolutely do not carry a mileage warranty, not sure why one is listed.

 

Matrix I've never heard of

 

Tiger Paw... meh. Good for the money

 

Arctic Claws are what I run in the winter on the Outback. I like them for snow traction

 

Advantage T/As... sorry, just not a fan of BFGoodrich. The Traction T/As on my dad's Grand Prix are ultra shitty and I in general don't care for BFG.

 

Cooper CS4 Touring... seem like an alright tire. The company I work for doesn't deal in Coopers so I'm not familiar with them

 

Goodyear Eagle GT... excellent choice if you want an expensive tire that isn't good at anything

 

Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max... ehh, mid line touring all season. Meh.

 

Grand Tour LSI... mediocre.

 

Michelin Symmetry - discontinued. Also replaced with Defender

 

Primacy MXV4 - excellent all season but is expensive and fast wearing

 

Assurance ComfortTred Touring - I like them, I think they are nice tires, but for the money I'd find a nice set of Yokohama Ascends like I have...

 

Michelin Energy LX4 - ehh, OEM quality, was used OEM on a lot of cars. Highly overpriced IMHO.

 

TripleTred... excellent tire

 

RSA Police - Expensive and fast wearing... I would avoid them.

 

Eagle #1 NASCAR - have been discontinued for many years. I kinda wonder how they are getting them.

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I was really not a fan of the 2 sets of BFGoodwrench T/As tires I had either.

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I went with the defenders, I haven't driven on them yet, as they are still being mounted up

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