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TS204891 · 02-05-09, 07:59

I agree with TSIBrian.. No brand is as consistent in quality as Michelin.

I also recommend discounttiredirect.com They have free shipping and the best prices I have found anywhere.

I installed tires for 5 years and highly recommend staying away from cooper, most goodyears (makes dunlop), BFGoodrich(sadly owned by michelin), Pirelli, and the cheaper brands like general, kelly, cooper, hankook, dunlop, and falken.

If you are on a budget and had a car you could get a sumitomo or kumho.. but there tires for suvs are crap.

For budget tires for an suv I like Toyo, Bridgestone, and Uniroyal (Owned by Michelin).

02-05-09, 07:59	#11 (permalink)
TS204891 Registered User TS204891 is offline Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 16	Re: Need help selecting a tire!!! I agree with TSIBrian.. No brand is as consistent in quality as Michelin. I also recommend discounttiredirect.com They have free shipping and the best prices I have found anywhere. I installed tires for 5 years and highly recommend staying away from cooper, most goodyears (makes dunlop), BFGoodrich(sadly owned by michelin), Pirelli, and the cheaper brands like general, kelly, cooper, hankook, dunlop, and falken. If you are on a budget and had a car you could get a sumitomo or kumho.. but there tires for suvs are crap. For budget tires for an suv I like Toyo, Bridgestone, and Uniroyal (Owned by Michelin).