Another tire thread: which tires did you get?

[Teknical]

Here's what I'm thinking about getting: Looks like $716 installed, Toyo H/P . Free rotations if you get it done at the dealership with oil changes.




Any other recommendations or better deals?

Thanks!

[Bingle]

I've been pleased with the Michelin pilot sport a/s 3's.

[XIS]

I just got some BFGs.. g-force comp-2 a/s.... the name is too long, but they handle SO SO much better than my Pirelli's did. Better on dry and a gazzilion trillion times better on wet / rainy roads. I had no idea the improvement would be so drastic (RWD). Affordable too. 235/55/17

[jakenbake]

I got the Michelin Premier A/S and they ride great. They were a little over $1000 after taxes and a $100 rebate. That also included road hazard protection from Discount Tire and the TPMS rebuild kits. Also...I am not sure what tire companies they have in North Carolina, but most bigger companies like Discount Tire (Americas Tire is the same thing) or Les Schwab will do rotations and maintenance on your tires for free (even if you didn't buy the tires from them) so the dealership offering free rotations isn't much of a selling point.

[NJGuy]

Here's what I'm thinking about getting: Looks like $716 installed, Toyo H/P . Free rotations if you get it done at the dealership with oil changes.

Any other recommendations or better deals?

Thanks!

The Pirelli Cinturato P7 seems to be a popular all season tire here that checks all the boxes for the OEM specs. They might cost a little bit more than the Toyo tires though.

Other than that, it all depends on what you're specifically looking for in a tire.

BTW, here's the big tire thread.
ex35-replacement-tires-t562094.html