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What do you run for tires?

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Nov 20, 2005 | 06:44 PM

#41

klystronik

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From: North East Texas

Mastercraft Sensys 01 (225/55/17)....nice 70,000 mile touring tire..very hard rubber so it should slide around pretty easy if i ever get this tune-up i keep putting off..heh :?

and Goodyear Viva 2(215/65/15) on my stock wheels...

Nov 20, 2005 | 07:57 PM

#42

scottydl

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From: Land of Lincoln

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Originally Posted by dbeast420

Bridgestone Turanza LS-T. Don't try to break them loose but,they will

Ditto on my Aurora, except mine are LS-H'*. That was the highest speed rating offered in 235/60R15.

I don't burn 'em often, since they were so darn expensive!

Nov 20, 2005 | 08:14 PM

#43

kevo

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From: Greater Cleveland area, Ohio

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Originally Posted by dbtk2

From the experiences we have had with the Pirellis on the Bonnie they are very good in the snow. We've never gotten stuck in the winter with it, it goes through everything. They are definately a very good all season tire IMO.

Shawn

Thank you for letting me know. I think I'll order them soon!

Nov 21, 2005 | 03:45 PM

#44

Archon

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From: Grand Rapids, Mi

I bought the car with Goodyear RSAs, almost brand new tires. Hated them in the snow, and noisy on dry pavement. Went to my local tire wholesaler, bought an off brand Goodyear tire known as Republic Enterprise. Much quieter, smoother, and a lot better in the snow.