ES350 Tires
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I am looking for new tires for my 2007 ES350. I want all-weather tires that are quiet and will last a long time. What do you recommend? Thanks.
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The handling with both is good.
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Aren't you concerned about performance? If so, you should stick with Michelin...assuming yours came with the Energy like mine did. Great tire, just did not last long. I went with the Primacy as well. Same road handling ability, but with a much better tread wear rating.
Do a search. There are several threads on this subject with lots of great info.
Do a search. There are several threads on this subject with lots of great info.
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My CPO has a set of the Turanzas and I haven't been unhappy with them, but I don't have anything to compare them to yet. Based on the sheer number of positive posts on CL about the Michelin Primacy MXV4's, I would strongly consider them for my next set. Being in GA I don't have the messy winters you guys have, so ice/snow handling is less of an issue.
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I have Kumho Ecsta Platinum tires on my 2007. Good traction, ride, reasonably priced alternative to the Michelins. Research on www.tirerack.com.
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Had Michelins, Bridgestones, etc. Went to Yokohama after a lot of research. Have them on my Sienna and Avalon. Never looked back. Great tire. Quiet and great mileage. Check them out on Tire Rack.
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