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Chevytaker:
Thanks.

Semi-Sly:
The trouble these days is, there?s not much difference for quality between any of the brands because all of the brands have a third-party manufacturer make them for them. I know of the factory in a little town called Freeport Wisconsin, where they?re making Dunlop and Perelli, firestone , Yokohama and about five other brands on the same small factory.!

I think the thing to look for is the design of the particular tire involved you can go on tire racks website put in your making and model of car and they?ll come up with about six or eight recommendations for you for tires that are good for your And they?ll have quite a price range for you to choose from

Until I was 40 I was died in the wool Michelin man since then I use whatever?s recommended for my vehicle and I find that I?ve been getting really good luck out of Yokohama brand tires and even some Hankook.  When I used to auto cross, I used AVID tires

slybeard:
I have had good service from both.

Chevytaker:
I might get Toyo.

buddha:
I switch to Bridgestone Blizzacks when winter starts. They're mounted on rims so I can make the switch myself. There's some type of grit in the rubber compound that acts almost like studs without the damage to the road surface.
I'm north of Wausau and I think that's the area where we typically get the second most snow compared to Lake Michigan shore towns and I've never regretted spending the money.

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