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22 messages, Last post on Oct 16, 2009 at 8:11 AM
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| After putting 2,000 miles on these tires and some recent snow storms I'm happy to report that they did just fine. Quiet on the highway and handle nicely in the wet/snow/dry. I never even gave the Bridgestones a go in the snow, they were off at Thanksgiving. They are available in the OEM size. Tire Rack can order them for you, they did not have them in stock. | |
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Replying to: elerner61 (Jan 05, 2009 8:59 pm) I have had my eyes on the Parada also. All reviews seem to praise its balanced performance (unlike the OE Bridgestone). Too bad that my tires are still relatively new (at 13,000 miles only).
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Replying to: ceric (Jan 06, 2009 9:45 am) This is only if you have to drive in the snow. If you live in the South, then the Bridgestones should be fine. |
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Can anybody has any idea on how long the OE bridgestone last? I live in Dallas, TX. Thanks
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Replying to: skr2 (Jan 14, 2009 1:06 pm) As a rule of thumb, a rating of 250 probably gives you 25,000 miles of traveling. The OE tires are good summer tires (though rated M+S/all-season), but very bad for snow-covered roads. I have my eyes on the Yoko Parada Spec-X. The amount of great review on tirerack.com can't be wrong. I have purchased many tires from them based on reviews, and never got disappointed yet. I own my CX9, not leased. Therefore, I have to wear out this OE set first. They are not bad in CA weather (dry and occasionally wet - no snow). People who live in snowy regions should not rely on the OE tires to get them pass the winter. |
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We have a 2007 CX 9 with 32K , balanced and rotated every 10K or so they're wearing well. I expect we'll get about 40-45K out of them. Living in Florida they've been a good tire but I'm leaning toward replacing them with Yokohama Parada's when the time comes. Yoko appears to have a better tire at a much better price,
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Replying to: flcx9 (Jul 06, 2009 7:29 pm) -
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Replying to: thecat (Aug 12, 2009 1:54 pm) Quote from Yokohama website.... (go to yokohamatires.com and look for Parada Spec-X) Warranty Eligibility This warranty applies to every Yokohama replacement passenger car, light truck and temporary spare tire bearing the Yokohama brand name and complete Department of Transportation serial identification number and operated during normal highway use (commercial applications excluded) in the United States. These tires are covered by this warranty for the life of the original usable tread depth (the original tread depth down to the level of treadwear indicators molded at 2/32 inch (1.6 mm)) or for 60 months from the date of purchase (proof of purchases required) or 72 months from the date of manufacture (if no proof of purchase available), whichever comes first. This warranty applies only to the original tire purchaser, and is not transferrable to any other party. This time period does not represent the expected service life for tires covered by this warranty.
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Replying to: elerner61 (Jan 05, 2009 8:59 pm)
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Replying to: franklaud (Aug 14, 2009 1:31 pm) Winter is not any better here in New England. Unless you can work a deal upon purchase of the car, you are SOL. Go buy youself with some Yoko's or winter tires/rims like I did (Blizzak) |
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