For The Toad GOODyear A BAD idea?
I just cannot see paying a hundred twenty two dollars a tire for a piece of tin that weighs a whole 2,700 lbs. That and the days of trying to emulate Mario Andretti are long past. WallyWorld has Go...
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I understand where you are coming from, MEX. You want decent tires for a reasonable price that won't wear out so fast that it negates any price savings.
I have been running Fierce Instinct VR tires for about 4 years now on my Chevy HHR. These are made by Goodyear, and I bought them on the recommendation of my trusted tire dealer. I have found them to be good in the rain, good dry weather traction, and decent in the snow. I drive in a 'spirited' manner and they stick well to the road. They are also about 2/3 the price of a major-branded tire. I believe they compare favorably to all tires, except maybe for the very highest rated tires ($$) such as the Goodyear Triple-tread or Michelin Primacy.
Also, we run Kelly tires on our minivan and they also seem to be good tires overall. I'm not sure which Kelly model they are.
Steve
I have been running Fierce Instinct VR tires for about 4 years now on my Chevy HHR. These are made by Goodyear, and I bought them on the recommendation of my trusted tire dealer. I have found them to be good in the rain, good dry weather traction, and decent in the snow. I drive in a 'spirited' manner and they stick well to the road. They are also about 2/3 the price of a major-branded tire. I believe they compare favorably to all tires, except maybe for the very highest rated tires ($$) such as the Goodyear Triple-tread or Michelin Primacy.
Also, we run Kelly tires on our minivan and they also seem to be good tires overall. I'm not sure which Kelly model they are.
Steve
