Michelin or Bridgestone tires?
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My Michelin MXV4's are worn down to the point of replacement this summer at about 33K now. I'm considering the Bridgestone Alenzas, even though I'm very pleased with the performance of the Michelin's - and had great service from the CT's on my RX 300 too. The Bridgestones on my old Civic commuter car were really great handlers, smooth, quiet and absolutely wore like iron. I don't think I can make a bad decision here, but I'll wait a month or two - maybe for a Labor Day sale, before I commit.
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Originally Posted by Lil4X
My Michelin MXV4's are worn down to the point of replacement this summer at about 33K now. I'm considering the Bridgestone Alenzas, even though I'm very pleased with the performance of the Michelin's - and had great service from the CT's on my RX 300 too. The Bridgestones on my old Civic commuter car were really great handlers, smooth, quiet and absolutely wore like iron. I don't think I can make a bad decision here, but I'll wait a month or two - maybe for a Labor Day sale, before I commit.
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Originally Posted by Lil4X
My Michelin MXV4's are worn down to the point of replacement this summer at about 33K now. I'm considering the Bridgestone Alenzas, even though I'm very pleased with the performance of the Michelin's - and had great service from the CT's on my RX 300 too. The Bridgestones on my old Civic commuter car were really great handlers, smooth, quiet and absolutely wore like iron. I don't think I can make a bad decision here, but I'll wait a month or two - maybe for a Labor Day sale, before I commit.
If you look at the TireRack.com ratings for these tires you will come to the conclusion that the Alenza's are the better choice. Better handling in all kinds of weather and road conditions, quieter, and much longer life. Easy choice, IMO.
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