15" Tire Recomendations
#1
15" Tire Recomendations
Hello, have a bit more than 20k on my original tires. I have driven on them aggressively, by not daily... I was wondering if anyone had any advice on getting new tires, if there is anything else that might last longer, or perform better. I live in Wisconsin, so it would have to be all season. (I did have the crazy idea of putting snow tires on the 15s and getting new performance tires and wheels for summer, but house repairs have squashed those dreams!)
thanks a lot!
(if you know of a thread with this info, also please let me know)
thanks a lot!
(if you know of a thread with this info, also please let me know)
#2
wow
coincidence?
Crustyjoe: see my new thread about the cheap tires offered in Madison
or
just go here: http://madison.craigslist.org/pts/962582758.html
good luck
Crustyjoe: see my new thread about the cheap tires offered in Madison
or
just go here: http://madison.craigslist.org/pts/962582758.html
good luck
#3
alternatively--
I grabbed 175/65R-15 Pirelli Winter 190 Snowcontrols as they were rated well & rightly so.
They're superb:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....90+Snowcontrol
they're $57 a pop @ tirerack & arrived in 1 day from Indy. And they're tax-free.
you'll have all winter to find a good used set of summer wheels. If you have room in the garage, it's worth it. Especially when I see y'all are expected to get what,- a foot of powder tonight!?
[changing tires cost too much to do every winter.]
good luck
They're superb:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....90+Snowcontrol
they're $57 a pop @ tirerack & arrived in 1 day from Indy. And they're tax-free.
you'll have all winter to find a good used set of summer wheels. If you have room in the garage, it's worth it. Especially when I see y'all are expected to get what,- a foot of powder tonight!?
[changing tires cost too much to do every winter.]
good luck
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