wingnutt
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…and I’m the same about Michelin, to each his own I say!Would not run goodyears if they paid m
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…and I’m the same about Michelin, to each his own I say!Would not run goodyears if they paid m
I like Michelin but gosh dang they wear fast compared to their Conti counterparts. My wife’s SUV came with Michelin’s from factory and they had to be replaced at less than 20k miles and they had 80k mileage warranty. Got them replaced under the mileage warranty and switched to Conti on her car. 40k miles in and still plenty of life.…and I’m the same about Michelin, to each his own I say!![]()
I have some of those as well. Only problem is they are directional and they seem to not grip very well in 'snot' (cold and wet) conditions under power. As fronts they seem to work very well. Dry at any temp they do very nicely too.BF Goodrich Comp 2 a/s
not generally. He may have a bad tire. I had some GMAX on the F150 and they were so far off the tire guy said I can't legally put any more weight on the rim. Trashed the offending tire and the new one was far less troublesome.Do the conti's have issues with balance? Son says his only complaint is he cannot balance the set he has
I have Good Year Ultra Grip Performance + UHP Winter and they're great. Drive like UHP AS. One of the last ones made in the Germany factories before they were shut down with many tenured people losing jobs because Germany turned off the unlimited cheap energy and raw materials supply chain.always loved Conti’s but currently a Goodyear fan…also made here, and the USAA discount makes them a no-brainer![]()
I have bought more tires than the average Joe (probably 5 times as many), and have never, ever bought a set of tires that won't balance. I almost think it's an urban legend.Do the conti's have issues with balance? Son says his only complaint is he cannot balance the set he has.
I love Michelins but my credit card does not. I have Conti ECS right now and they are just as good but a bit easier on the wallet.I like Michelin but gosh dang they wear fast compared to their Conti counterparts. My wife’s SUV came with Michelin’s from factory and they had to be replaced at less than 20k miles and they had 80k mileage warranty. Got them replaced under the mileage warranty and switched to Conti on her car. 40k miles in and still plenty of life.
Same with the PS4S, they seem to wear much faster than the Conti ECS.