First time buying tires.

[ThumpDaddy]

Yeah, you don't need high performance tires if you don't need them. Since you have a Honda Accord and stay up north, I would just get a decent set of all-season tires. They don't have to be the most expensive, but make sure they are good.

 

[Reggie]

You aint gotta get the most expensive but you dont want the cheapest shyt either. Just find a good known brand and try to find where you can get the best price. You dont wanna be playing around when it comes to something that possibly could hold your life at stake.

 

[88m3]

You aint gotta get the most expensive but you dont want the cheapest shyt either. Just find a good known brand and try to find where you can get the best price. You dont wanna be playing around when it comes to something that possibly could hold your life at stake.

hahaha right?


I mean it's only the thing that connects your car to the fukking road after all!

 

[Buckeye Fever]

I got Michelins on my car. I will stay with those.

 

[Rich Spirit]

Just get the Michelins

 

[silviodante]

goodyear, michelin, dunlop, pirelli...

i'm an european, so i would never take asian brands

 

[MoneyTron]

goodyear, michelin, dunlop, pirelli...

i'm an european, so i would never take asian brands

Bridgestone, Nitto, and Toyo all make great tires. IJS

 

[Ayo]

Michelin is expensive but good.

Pilot Sport PS2

1 Rear tire alone runs me just over 600

I've never really had the patience to look into any other tire. When I bought my car that's what the dealer/manufacturer/whatever had on them so that's what I replace them with.

After a few flats and bent rims. I can't even remember which was put on when and how much life is left on each.

Next time I'm going cheaper.