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  1. Price seems competitive and never heard anything bad... Are Bridgestones any good? Anyone have problems? (aka Firestone anamolies)

    Thinking about this one

    $90.00 each
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    Originally Posted by DVD_Ripper
    Price seems competitive and never heard anything bad... Are Bridgestones any good? Anyone have problems? (aka Firestone anamolies)

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    I had a set of Bridgestone Potenza tires on my Trans Am. It cornered like a go-kart. Excellent tire, and the wear wasn't too bad considering the "stickiness" of the tires
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    However, I am now a Pirelli fan. More money, but oh, what a superb tire
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  5. Originally Posted by Capmaster
    However, I am now a Pirelli fan. More money, but oh, what a superb tire
    Yea... I had two sets on an old 318i I owned a few years back... they are nice tires
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  6. I have Bridgestones on my SUV and so far I like them.

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    Dunlops suck ass

    Goodyear is decent if you dont get the cheap end tires
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  7. I've had good luck with Bridgestone and Michelin...
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    I personally have Michelin it sounds like you got what you are looking for ( as far as price ) but no matter what brand you go with, if you are not using a on-liner like tirerack. .use the companies to battle for your business. I always use America's tire and just tires and any other company to beat each other out ( I finally use a local tire shop give me the best price) ex. many moons ago ..I would buy yoko tires...they were advertised for about $ 135 each and I would get them down to about 75 out the door
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    Originally Posted by CoasterCreator
    I personally have Michelin it sounds like you got what you are looking for ( as far as price ) but no matter what brand you go with, if you are not using a on-liner like tirerack. .use the companies to battle for your business. I always use America's tire and just tires and any other company to beat each other out ( I finally use a local tire shop give me the best price) ex. many moons ago ..I would buy yoko tires...they were advertised for about $ 135 each and I would get them down to about 75 out the door
    Michelin are good tires, but I've been faithfully following my list of French companies, and I DO NOT BUY FRENCH ANYMORE. EVER!
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    Hello,

    Originally Posted by Capmaster
    and I DO NOT BUY FRENCH ANYMORE. EVER!
    I hope that's not a POLITICAL statement!

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    Originally Posted by yoda313
    Hello,

    Originally Posted by Capmaster
    and I DO NOT BUY FRENCH ANYMORE. EVER!
    I hope that's not a POLITICAL statement!

    Kevin
    No politics mentioned. Just my personal buying habits

    I can dislike the French for so many different reasons without having to drag politics into it.

    How's this: They all talk like they have a mouthful of crap. No politics
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    did not know that ...well I guess I could always get some other brand as far as they as good if not better then the one I currently have ...thanks for the info

    as far as my preference
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    Hello,

    Ahh... We We monseiur!

    Kevin

    (I hope I spelled monseiur right! )
    Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw?
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    Originally Posted by CoasterCreator
    did not know that ...well I guess I could always get some other brand as far as they as good if not better then the one I currently have ...thanks for the info
    I'm not trying to persuade anyone else to not buy French. At least not here.

    I'm just stating that is what Capmaster does.

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    Ahh... We We monseiur!
    Weewee mon sewer? The bathroom's that way <points to the right>
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    Hello,

    Originally Posted by Capmaster
    Yoda313 wrote:
    Ahh... We We monseiur!


    Weewee mon sewer? The bathroom's that way <points to the right>
    Bad, cap, very bad.

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    Originally Posted by yoda313
    Hello,

    Originally Posted by Capmaster
    Yoda313 wrote:
    Ahh... We We monseiur!


    Weewee mon sewer? The bathroom's that way <points to the right>
    Bad, cap, very bad.

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  17. Which is the french company???
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    Originally Posted by thayne
    Which is the french company???
    Michelin. There are many, like Nissan or RCA. Companies you wouldn't suspect. But, I fear this is treading into politics now, so let's discuss it further by PMs
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  19. I retract my previous endorsment of Michelin and BF Goodrich tires!

    Get the Bridgestones!
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    Ditto
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    check the reviews at tirerack.com is the best method ..
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    Potenzas generally have short lives, especially RE92s

    I had a set of Yokohama all-seasons on my car when I bought it and got a good 40k miles from them. I upgraded to Yokohama AVS S2s now and they are superb on wet/dry pavement. Haven't had a chance for winter yet. Not as good as my last set on gravel though, but then I've got a set of Pirelli K4 gravel tires if I really want to spend a lot of time in the dirt

    I also recommend getting a set of steelies and putting Hakkas on for winter tires. Between those and a good set of all-seasons for the summer (or summer tires depending on what your spring/fall are like) you'll have great traction year-round.
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  23. Thanks for the feedback all.

    I have Yoko's on my SUV now and am at 40k... good tires and I'd put them back on again but may sell car in 18-24 months. Plus the Yoko's are $30.00 more per tire....

    Sounds like Bridgestones are a good choice.

    RCA... "Radio something of America" .... a French company... tell me it isn't true
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    Hello,

    Dvd_ripper - Everything has a price you know!

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    Go to http://www.tirerack.com and read all the reviews of the different tires.

    I've had Michilen LTX tires on my truck twice. Both of them hit 100K for mileage. I didn't have the money to get another set of Michelins so I looked at the Khumo Venture AT tires. They are much narrower so I get a bigger size if you want looks.

    They almost have the same rating as the LTX except these are AT and a little noisier. They 4 wheel much better (AT) and teh water handling is far better.

    They were $52 each compared to $120 for the LTX.

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    I use any made in USA no name tires on my car and they do just fine.
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    I hate that, getting a new tire or getting a tire repaired.

    A flat tire is worse and I can remember having to take a day off for urgent replacement at trusted tire Co.

    I thought this I can remember as the best: Michelin...
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    i need some tires for a ford focus svt - for winter .. bad winter ....
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    Hakka Qs are the best snow tires I've ever used. Get those if you need winters.
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    Originally Posted by rallynavvie
    Hakka Qs are the best snow tires I've ever used. Get those if you need winters.
    i was thinking about those or some WR's .. but they are squirrelly on dry pavement and i drive usually around 140km - 160km a hour , 250km a day ..

    i had some pilot alpines before and they were not bad ..

    i was thinking maybe a good allseason like a nero m+s or avs 100 ..

    everything is a trade off
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