This will be for my moms LE, not too many miles on it. It had the new Primewells when we purchased this car a few years ago so anything will be an improvement.
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Originally Posted By: Dohc98vteC
This will be for my moms LE, not too many miles on it. It had the new Primewells when we purchased this car a few years ago so anything will be an improvement.
Some Primewell Valera tires have been recalled and you maybe able to get some new ones installed for free. Or maybe up grade to some better ones for a minimal upcharge.
https://dailyhornet.com/2017/nearly-400000-primewell-valera-tires-recalled-sold-at-firestone/
This will be for my moms LE, not too many miles on it. It had the new Primewells when we purchased this car a few years ago so anything will be an improvement.
Some Primewell Valera tires have been recalled and you maybe able to get some new ones installed for free. Or maybe up grade to some better ones for a minimal upcharge.
https://dailyhornet.com/2017/nearly-400000-primewell-valera-tires-recalled-sold-at-firestone/
Vouge signature V black. Decent tire at a decent price.
Going to make my plug for Nokian.
If you need something for snow and ice but want to leave all year around, the WRG series is fantastic. Wouldn't recommend if driving more than average mileage but they are the best tire I have ever rolled with. Check out the new WRG4.
The Entyre by Nokian are a nice all season option too with longer tread-life and overall harder rubber.
If you need something for snow and ice but want to leave all year around, the WRG series is fantastic. Wouldn't recommend if driving more than average mileage but they are the best tire I have ever rolled with. Check out the new WRG4.
The Entyre by Nokian are a nice all season option too with longer tread-life and overall harder rubber.
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Going to make my plug for Nokian.
If you need something for snow and ice but want to leave all year around, the WRG series is fantastic. Wouldn't recommend if driving more than average mileage but they are the best tire I have ever rolled with. Check out the new WRG4.
The Entyre by Nokian are a nice all season option too with longer tread-life and overall harder rubber.
I would like to second the plug for Nokian. The Entyre 2.0 is an excellent 3 season tire. It's a high quality, durable, and smooth ridding European tire.
It's very cool to see Nokian all-season tires mentioned on this forum, as they are a relative unknown by the mass market it seems. But, I am sure that will change when they open their new factory in the USA in 2020.
Going to make my plug for Nokian.
If you need something for snow and ice but want to leave all year around, the WRG series is fantastic. Wouldn't recommend if driving more than average mileage but they are the best tire I have ever rolled with. Check out the new WRG4.
The Entyre by Nokian are a nice all season option too with longer tread-life and overall harder rubber.
I would like to second the plug for Nokian. The Entyre 2.0 is an excellent 3 season tire. It's a high quality, durable, and smooth ridding European tire.
It's very cool to see Nokian all-season tires mentioned on this forum, as they are a relative unknown by the mass market it seems. But, I am sure that will change when they open their new factory in the USA in 2020.
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