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re: Cheap tires online
Posted on 6/29/14 at 9:49 pm to DaBeerz
Posted on 6/29/14 at 9:49 pm to DaBeerz
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DaBeerz Cheap tires online 2010 toyota highlander limited, mostly highway miles...40-60 miles daily commute 3-4 days a week. Some snow.
Yokohama Geolander are good. Have two treads one highway and one more aggressive.
Posted on 6/29/14 at 10:04 pm to LaFlyer
Looking for tires for my 02 Tacoma. 265 70 R16s.
Posted on 6/29/14 at 10:06 pm to LaFlyer
I want to say if you have a local business that gives good service and pricing it's always a win win situation, it's just my luck has been not so good.
All tires I've described I've had good luck with. All over the scale price wise as well.
Remember that Bridgestone makes Firestone tires and Fuzion
Continental owns General
I've had Pirelli tires on Porsches I've owned and had no luck with them. Michelins as well but somewhat better.
Aftermarket I've had Michelins on a truck for eight years and they still look new, but were pricey.
Truck tires off-road the BF Goodrich tires have served well.
I would love to say Goodyear makes a good tire, but my experience started years ago with gator backs and a few others and hasn't been good. It just seems the price is always higher and doesn't compare to competition.
If you're putting tires on a trailer put the good high load tires on it and don't go cheap, once again the good years let me down on this as well.
Just personal experience with a lot of cars for myself and looking after a collection for someone else.
Like I said earlier I go for ride, low noise, and wear personally. Remember the tread wear rating differs among makers. So don't use it as gospel, but as a guide.
All tires I've described I've had good luck with. All over the scale price wise as well.
Remember that Bridgestone makes Firestone tires and Fuzion
Continental owns General
I've had Pirelli tires on Porsches I've owned and had no luck with them. Michelins as well but somewhat better.
Aftermarket I've had Michelins on a truck for eight years and they still look new, but were pricey.
Truck tires off-road the BF Goodrich tires have served well.
I would love to say Goodyear makes a good tire, but my experience started years ago with gator backs and a few others and hasn't been good. It just seems the price is always higher and doesn't compare to competition.
If you're putting tires on a trailer put the good high load tires on it and don't go cheap, once again the good years let me down on this as well.
Just personal experience with a lot of cars for myself and looking after a collection for someone else.
Like I said earlier I go for ride, low noise, and wear personally. Remember the tread wear rating differs among makers. So don't use it as gospel, but as a guide.
This post was edited on 6/29/14 at 10:12 pm
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