lecherousjester
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I know being in Central NY it's a bit premature to put on summer tires, but my tire guy is offering me a "trade-in" of $100 per tire on the stock Conti's if I do it with less than 1000 miles on them.
Above all else I really want something quiet and comfortable, and then after that good tread wear. Performance is nice but I've always had all seasons so anything summer is going to be a bump up for me.
I've got it down to 3 of them : Yokohama S.Drive, Hankook Ventus RS-3, and the General Exclaim UHP. I'm actually kind of leaning towards the Generals at this point because a bunch of family members have done General snow tires and they're pretty good across the board, and it seems to have an extensive database of reviews on TireRack saying they're comfortable and quiet with medium performance for a pretty low price.
Just wondering if anyone has anything to add for or against any of the ones I've listed, or even to steer me towards something else? I've already ruled out ones like the Pirelli PZero Nero and Michelin Pilot Exalto SP2 just because they're so damn expensive, so keep that in mind too.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
Above all else I really want something quiet and comfortable, and then after that good tread wear. Performance is nice but I've always had all seasons so anything summer is going to be a bump up for me.
I've got it down to 3 of them : Yokohama S.Drive, Hankook Ventus RS-3, and the General Exclaim UHP. I'm actually kind of leaning towards the Generals at this point because a bunch of family members have done General snow tires and they're pretty good across the board, and it seems to have an extensive database of reviews on TireRack saying they're comfortable and quiet with medium performance for a pretty low price.
Just wondering if anyone has anything to add for or against any of the ones I've listed, or even to steer me towards something else? I've already ruled out ones like the Pirelli PZero Nero and Michelin Pilot Exalto SP2 just because they're so damn expensive, so keep that in mind too.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!