sniper5

You guys have any input on these? I like Toyos for a sport / race car, but if I was looking to buy one of those cars, I would certainly skip ES300. Don't get me wrong, I love my ES but I didn't buy it for performance. I'm kinda pissed off that my salesman didn't let me know the car was coming with summer tires standard, and that I had an option of all-season tires at no charge. Now it's too late and I'll have to buy some winter tires, which is another $1000.

kreativ

If you purchased recently and haven't driven much, I don't see why they wouldn't swap your tires with an ES that has all-season tires. They'll do everything to please you until you've sent that Lexus Customer Satisfaction survey in.

Anyone know which all-season tires Lexus uses for the '02 ES (bridgestone turanza?), and whether there's more than one kind of summer and all-season tire that they use?

Mine came with the Toyo Proxes J33 summer tires, which is fine year-round for driving conditions where I live.