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71 messages, Last post on Nov 03, 2009 at 8:36 AM
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Today only (Dec. 1) - Discount Tire is offering $50 off set of 4 tires. This covers most tires but not all (the Yokohama yk520s I wanted aren't included). Better yet, order any BuyItNow item from their ebay store anytime and get 25-35% (currently 30%) cashback instantly from Microsoft Live. After seeing my yk520's didn't get the $50 deal I got them from the DicountTires's ebay store and saved much more with the 30%. Cashback details Hope this helps some tire buyers out there.
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This is OllieXLS. Still thump,thump,thumping along on the OEM LS2's w/37,000 miles and now FOUR plugs! Do any of ya'll have info re: the reliability of" 1. Hankook Opitimo H727 225/55 R18 (Sears $746 w/everything incld. rd hazd) Or...... 2. Cooper CS4 Touring 225/55 R18 98T not sure of the $ yet I know what the tire companies say and what the dealers say...I need to know what the word is in the real world. Thanks for any reliable (particularly on the road experience) user info. Thanks again. OllieXLS
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Replying to: packlad (Dec 01, 2008 7:14 am) 100% improvement from the OEM Goodyears. 
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Replying to: olliexls2007 (Mar 12, 2009 4:40 pm) Anyone with an Outlander LS and the factory Yokohama's with much more than 20K on them? Mine with 20K are wearing but have life left in them, I was wondering about what I could get out of them. |
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Replying to: eagleboyben (Feb 24, 2007 6:42 pm) I too was very unhappy with my OEM tires, very poor performance. No grip. I did my research, I wanted max performance and I am willing to pay for GRIP on corners and especially on freeways. I found TWO good choices, The Consumer Reports recommended Goodyear, which I generall prefer or the Perrelli, which I have now. Very happy. I have nothing good to say about Michelin, I used to run these but their quality deteriorated so badly and I had so much belt seperations and car damage at highway speeds that I wouldn't used them if they were free. By the way, the Perrelli has been outstanding so far, my tires will out perform my Outlander for top end thats for sure. One minor issue I have had though, I am having to ungrade to a full laser jammer, this outlander is just a little too quick, but it's a nice problem to have......happy motoring. Now if I could just get decent service...... |
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| I just replaced my 07 xls pieces of crap Goodyears for a new set of michellin primacy . I can't believe Mitsi put those tires on the Outlander . I has 22k on them and they would slip all over , worn tread and very noisey. Even my wife who knows nothing about tires commented on how bad they were . The new tire change the whole driving experience , much less noise and the ride is improved greatly!! | |
i have a new outlander( < 1 month old) and just drove x-cty with it and now have 6100 miles on my vehicle (purchased thanks to "cash for clunkers", endless research, and a fair price that i got when i included my jetta as a two-fer). going x-cty i saw only 4 other outlanders! what's up with that? is mitsu happy enough with foreign sales that they don't promote this vehicle? oh well that's for another forum, but thus far my car has performed flawlessly and i'm very happy with my purchase. mitsu needs more advocates i guess. anyway, was unhappy as soon as i read my first review of the stock tire...so i'm looking, especially now, for a replacement. i'm down to 2 tires; an all season and a snow as i'm in northern new england. both i had on my jetta and loved. the first was the goodyear assurance triple tread . my question with that one is whether it would be adequate in a fairly snowy, cold region? i know it's great on wet , but how about snow?. the other tire is the nokian hakkapeliitta which made driving in snow like night and day compared to my stock jetta tires.i'm open for other tires as well, but for those who have the 18" wheels you know there's not that much "good" available. thank you for your reply and help
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Replying to: mayda1 (Sep 30, 2009 8:21 am) |
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Replying to: comem47 (Nov 30, 2008 6:17 pm) Have a look and I'll review after I get them mounted in the next few days. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=General&tireModel=Grabber+HTS
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Replying to: comem47 (Oct 16, 2009 3:01 pm)  See more Car Pictures at CarSpace.com
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