Quick passengar tire question
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Quick passengar tire question
My wife's car is in need of tires. I'm looking at a few different sets. The first is a General Altimax RT for $61 a tire, the second is a Hankook Radial H406 for $64, third is Hankook Optimo H418 for $62, and lastly Cooper Lifeline GLS for $67 a tire.
I'm just looking for something that will have pretty decent wet traction and will not wear as fast as the Falken's did. Thanks in advance for any input or other tires. The car is question is a 2001 Corolla. Daily driver, mainly city.
I'm just looking for something that will have pretty decent wet traction and will not wear as fast as the Falken's did. Thanks in advance for any input or other tires. The car is question is a 2001 Corolla. Daily driver, mainly city.
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Re: Quick passengar tire question
yokohama avid trz. great wet & dry traction, decent pricing, and 80k treadlife warranty. looks like they're about $66 shipped from tire rack. with how light that car is, compared to other cars i've put them on, they'll dry rot before they wear out.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
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I'll second the Avid TRZ... I had them on a Tercel and they were more than what I expected with regards to wear and noise (quiet and lasted for a long time).
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