minxaxia

Hi,

I need to get new tires for my care. I don't put that many miles on it per year (average 8000) so I don't need 70K warrantee or anything.
I currently have Yokohama G91 (60R18) on the car. They only got 34K and need replacing (won't go with them again).

Recommendations would be awesome.

Thanks much!!!!

nickage87

I am in the same situation.

jimbug

We bought some Pirelli Cinturato P7 a year ago for our NX200t. They were much cheaper than Michelins and came with very good ratings from Tire Rack website. We have been pleased with them so far. Good traction, good mpg, and quiet.

minxaxia

nickage87 - what are you seeing or liking? I think I'm going with one of the Continental tires but not positive yet? Not sure who else to ask for help.
Everyone just wants to sell you the tires. Would like some objective opinions.

n0v8or

If you are in the upstate NY region (north of Albany), is good snow or rain traction a consideration?

Lex2000TL

Your best resource for information on tires is www.tirerack.com

nickage87

I am thinking about either Pirelli P7 or Michelin Crossclimate, I see many people here switched from Yokohama’s to P7 for quieter ride, but I think Crossclimate is better for winter Michelin claims its first all season tire based on winter tire. I have a month or two to make decision before Fall hits the road, mine Yokohamas are at 4/32

Coinops

I would have to agree about the P7s. We have about 20k miles on them and are very happy. Got through last Northeast Ohio winter snow with no issues.