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There are a number of very good tires that you can use. My favorite at the moment is the Hankook Ventus V12 EVO tire. It has very smooth ride, low road noise, very good handling and is very reasonably priced.
The Continental ExtremeContact DW has always been rated one of the most comfortable high performance tires, and the Sport that replaced it is supposed to be marginally stiffer.
I replaced my runflats with these. Also had them on my Lexus DD. Very happy with them.
Originally Posted by Vetteman Jack
There are a number of very good tires that you can use. My favorite at the moment is the Hankook Ventus V12 EVO tire. It has very smooth ride, low road noise, very good handling and is very reasonably priced.
There are a number of very good tires that you can use. My favorite at the moment is the Hankook Ventus V12 EVO tire. It has very smooth ride, low road noise, very good handling and is very reasonably priced.
My sentiments exactly. Great tire at a great price!
There are a number of very good tires that you can use. My favorite at the moment is the Hankook Ventus V12 EVO tire. It has very smooth ride, low road noise, very good handling and is very reasonably priced.
This is where everyone jumps in and tells what tire they are running.
Better then the above, go to the on line site....TireRack.com
They are a supporting Form member. I have used them for many years.
The site will compare different brands and types of tires for different types of driving and have the best prices and service anywhere.
This is where everyone jumps in and tells what tire they are running.
Better then the above, go to the on line site....TireRack.com
They are a supporting Form member. I have used them for many years.
The site will compare different brands and types of tires for different types of driving and have the best prices and service anywhere.
BF Goodrich. 7 yrs. very good handleing an little road noise.
I have the BF Goodrich g-Force Sport Comp2 and would get them again. I have also had and recommend the Nitto 555 Extremes and would get them again as well.
I've been using Michelin Pilot. By the time you pay shipping and installation from Tire Rack you can cut a deal at a tire shop. One time it was only $50 more for 4. In fact, the Chevy dealer gave me a great price this last time.