way2lo

Looking for tire recommendations for my 2015 es350. More specifically, for "summer driving" as I have specific tires for the winter. thanks in advance.
John

Littleguy

I like the Extreme Contact DW for an affordable nicely handling tire. If treadwear is no concern, I love the Toyo R888r's on my RX-7.

lesz

This forum's search feature is your friend.

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And there are probably at least a couple of dozen more similar threads just on the Generation 6 ES board.

way2lo

thanks for the replies

JimInTN

Will a 2105 ES even need tires??

Albo

A 2105 might not need tires as itll probably be floating in the sky. But a 2015 would definitely need tires especially if it's on the crappy turanza's.

I have switched to the continental dws06 and love them so far. Quiet and good grip.

st1800

Based on reserach, particularly on TireRack , I chose Michelin Pilot Sport 4S summer tires, expensive, but worth it in terms of handling, traction and road noise.