Replacement tires for stock ES330?
08-22-05, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by satiger
I own 2000 ES (Platinum) and replaced original tires at about 55K miles with GY Assurance TripleTred and very happy with it. It is very quiet, comfortable and very resposive in dry/wet weather. I choose Sears to buy them and they did price match with online store.
If any one is in the market for set of new tires, please read through the technology they use for this tires which performs extremely well in dry/wet and snow conditions.
If any one is in the market for set of new tires, please read through the technology they use for this tires which performs extremely well in dry/wet and snow conditions.
08-30-05, 06:59 AM
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I did a search and found this thread...
Now, i have the Michelin Pilot Primacy tires, and i need to replace them. I am thinking to go with either the Bridgestone Turanza LS-V, or the Dunlop SP Sport 01A.
I need help in selecting the best of them.
Thanks in advance.
Now, i have the Michelin Pilot Primacy tires, and i need to replace them. I am thinking to go with either the Bridgestone Turanza LS-V, or the Dunlop SP Sport 01A.
I need help in selecting the best of them.
Thanks in advance.
08-31-05, 10:08 AM
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OK... I got a chance to try Pirelli P6000, but finally decided to go with bridgestone Turanza ER30.
So, from the my experience I found that Bridgestone are better in term of ride/noise comfort, while the Michelin Pilot Primacy are better in term of control/handling. The Pirelli are not as smooth as Bridgestone and not as good as Michelin in handling.
May be I will try the Dunlop next time when I replace tires!!
So, from the my experience I found that Bridgestone are better in term of ride/noise comfort, while the Michelin Pilot Primacy are better in term of control/handling. The Pirelli are not as smooth as Bridgestone and not as good as Michelin in handling.
May be I will try the Dunlop next time when I replace tires!!
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