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#7 of 9 Re: when to change tires on an 08 MDX [anizar] by kdesimone Oct 13, 2009 (12:56 pm)
Replying to: anizar (Oct 10, 2009 6:13 pm) I am just dealing with this on my '07 MDX. I have 34000 miles and need new tires. I have the Michelins and have been perfectly happy with them. Will probably replace with the same ones. Was looking on here to see if people had good/bad experiences with them but it looks like these are the ones to go with. I can't complain about the mileage - I think 34000 is decent. Just my opinion.
#8 of 9 Replacement Tires for '07 Acura MDX by pbartow Oct 13, 2009 (3:38 pm)
I need to replace the original Michelin Latitude Tour HP P255/55 R18 tires on my leased vehicle. The MDX goes back to the dealer in August 2010, and am wondering if anyone knows if it has to be returned with the exact same tires or can I simply buy a "comparable" set of 4? Replies to this message: precab (Nov 27, 2009 1:39 pm)
#9 of 9 Re: Replacement Tires for '07 Acura MDX [pbartow] by precab Nov 27, 2009 (1:39 pm)
Replying to: pbartow (Oct 13, 2009 3:38 pm) My neighbor and I have 2008 MDX's with Michelin Latitude stock tires and they are horrible. After 12k in miles and halfway through the tread, they make a lot of noise now even perfectly balanced etc. They have taken from the car's enjoyment and the only fix is to spend on replacements for $600-900 as the 18"s are not cheap. Don't assume based on the above the Michelin's are better. These 08's were sold in Texas and to have both vehices duplicate the problem says volumes about last years stock tires.   As for the car, I'm very pleased with it minus losing the quiet car fully loaded to the tire noise.   I should ad this issue is only for the new car stock inventory, as the car company bid out the platform to the lowest bidder. Buying replacement tires retail you won't likley see the same problem as the quality of the tires from a new tire dealer should avoid poor quality. The alenza from Bridgestone is a highly engineered replacement tire having done some homework. Put them on my wife's XC90 and very quiet.

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