Posted by Steve@Advance on March 02, 2016 at 15:00:38 from (108.245.66.82):
In Reply to: OT: OEM tires posted by Logan in S.E. Texas on March 02, 2016 at 13:22:10:
I can't speak for big trucks, but the smaller trucks, SUV's, the factory tires are less than desirable.
Bought my wife a new Honda CRV. The worst tires ever! Wore out in 20,000 miles, always leaking air. The worst was the noise! Had bad road noise, almost like a ringing sound when hitting the seams in the concrete. Put on a set of Michelins, so much quieter, no air loss, wearing even.
I bought a new '01 Silverado, terrible tires, think they were Goodyears. Trying to take off on wet pavement was like driving on ice, terrible traction!
Got rid of them, don't remember what I went to, something from Discount Tire. They were better, last set was Michelins. Truck drove, stopped, started, rode better than it ever did!
This part I can not explain, but with the other tires, always having to add air, always plugging or patching nail holes. Put the Michelins on, the air leaks stopped! I never even picked up another nail! Inexpiable!
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