It has been 6000 miles on my new Yoko Avid TRZ tires. I had them rotated and balanced and they show very little wear. The Yokohama Avid TRZ has been an extremely satisfying choice for replacement tires. The Yokos ride very quietly and the handling/braking difference can be felt. My Rogue has a completely different feel since replacing the Continental tires with the Avid TRZ.philipa_240sx wrote:Keep us posted on how the Yok TRZ's work out for you. I am sure many of our members will be looking for replacement tires at some point.
http://www.tirerack.com is the best place I've found to compare tires.lou from ny wrote:hi all,i'm not a rogue owner yet, but am very close
i'm wondering if anyone has tried the goodyear assurance triple tred tires. i have them on my van and love them. quiet and long lasting. they hold the road well in all weather.
is there anywhere that lists comparisons to check which is higher rated?
The Goodyear Assurance line are great tires, but the Yokohama Avid TRZ is one of the best set of tires I have ever owned.RogueGuy45 wrote:Goodyear Assurance triple tread.
Double ditto. Hardly any waer after 10k miles.mlmcgahee wrote:
The Goodyear Assurance line are great tires, but the Yokohama Avid TRZ is one of the best set of tires I have ever owned.
Hey all. According to quite a few tirerack.com reviews, the trouble with the Avid TRZ is cracking on the side walls after X0,000 miles. X seems to vary for different people. Most seem to agree the tire is good for the first 10,000 or so. The HydroEdge gets a higher overall rating than the Harmony, but the latter sounds like a better tire, esp for the occasional snow & ice. The Assurance TripleTred is certainly well-reviewed.mlmcgahee wrote:
The Goodyear Assurance line are great tires, but the Yokohama Avid TRZ is one of the best set of tires I have ever owned.
No problems here. I've had my TRZ's for almost a year now.asur wrote:
Hey all. According to quite a few tirerack.com reviews, the trouble with the Avid TRZ is cracking on the side walls after X0,000 miles. X seems to vary for different people. Most seem to agree the tire is good for the first 10,000 or so. The HydroEdge gets a higher overall rating than the Harmony, but the latter sounds like a better tire, esp for the occasional snow & ice. The Assurance TripleTred is certainly well-reviewed.
Mine aren't.... then again I have worn them nearly to the wear indicator/bars so there is no tread left!casperfun wrote:Ok, the point is. Any of these tires NOT pebble magnets?