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Old 02-10-14, 10:47 AM
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Need Help!

I need to replace my tires due to alignment issues. I currently have Yokohama ADVAN A10. My local tire shop is trying to sell me SUMITOMO: TOUR PLUS LS-H/V/W which I never heard of.

Are there any good/decently priced tires I should look into outside of my current yokohama advan tires?

225/50 R17

Thanks!
Old 02-10-14, 11:08 AM
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The Yoko was a stock tire.......worst tire I have ever driven on.

3 good choices:

(1) Continental Extreme Contact DWS (2) Bridgestone Serenity (3) Michelin MXV4

All good choices.

If you live in CA then prob #2 & #3 are better choices.

You will have a DIFFERENT ride geting ride of those crap Yoko tires.
Old 02-10-14, 11:20 AM
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agreed with the DWS tires. very popular lately and great reviews
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Nitto Motivo or NT555's
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Kumho Ecsta LX Platinum
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michelin pilot super sport or pilot sport A/S 3
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ditto on Michelin pilot super sport
Old 02-11-14, 07:08 AM
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Continental DWS best all-around IMHO.
Old 02-11-14, 08:26 AM
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Chiming in with my Continental PureContacts

Rides good, insane wet traction, and it still looks brand spankin new @ 15k mi.
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Hankook evo v12
awesome tire.
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Continental DWS. Had them on my oem wheels, and just out some on my new 19's. Really love these tires, and they last a good while along with other reasons for purchasing again.
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Originally Posted by tunedis95
Continental DWS. Had them on my oem wheels, and just out some on my new 19's. Really love these tires, and they last a good while along with other reasons for purchasing again.
Continental DWS is a bit more expensive than many other brands out there but it is definitely worth it.
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VERY impressed with Conti DWS.
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Originally Posted by korlexus
Continental DWS is a bit more expensive than many other brands out there but it is definitely worth it.
Still not as expensive as its Michelin counterpart.

In road tests, Continental usually scores RIGHT UNDER Michelin too! Not by far either.
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Originally Posted by XxGoKoUxX
Chiming in with my Continental PureContacts

Rides good, insane wet traction, and it still looks brand spankin new @ 15k mi.
Even with your drop???


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