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#220 of 225 Re: New Tires [tfelton]
by avytouring
Oct 30, 2009 (5:38 am)
This is great to hear... I helped a friend of mine procure TripleTreds for her Suburu Outback to replace her Bridgestone Potenza's and they are the best tires she has ever owned! Did you replace your Avy's tires with a "V" or "H" rated tire? I won't need tires for my Avy for another 20K miles or so, but did check out TripleTred pricing and found around $200 for a "V" speed rated tire. The original MIchelen MSV Pilots on my '07 Avy are a great dry pavement tire, OK on wet pavement and are not very good on snow/ice.
#221 of 225 Re: New Tires [avytouring]
by tfelton
Oct 30, 2009 (10:28 am)
The TripleTreds I got are 93H. The H is good up to 130 mph so I can't imagine needing a V tire which means you can go up to 149 mph. The fastest I've gone is 100 and normally not over 85 except in short spurts.
#222 of 225 Re: New Tires [tfelton]
by rpfingsten
Oct 30, 2009 (10:20 pm)
just curious, I put Toyo Versado's on my Avy just last week and the ride is much smoother than what I got from the oem turanza's... was wondering if the triple treds give a really smooth ride? My wife's vehicle will be needing tires in the spring and since I've already got the versado's on my car, might try the triple treds on her car for a comparison. appreciate your help.
Roland
Mar 03, 2010 (1:38 am)
What part of the tire should be mounted opposite the air stem???
I have read before but cannot find it now.
#225 of 225 Re: Mounting tires [nightowl872]
by capriracer
Mar 03, 2010 (5:35 am)
You may have heard there are dots on the sidewall, but unfortunately that is not 100% true. There are no universal standards or practices with regard to where the tire is to be oriented with regards to the valve stem.
If you find dots, they may or may not be the type the should be oriented with the valve stem, but there is no harm done if they are.