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Jan 17, 2006 | 04:07 PM

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Ph3n1x

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Pep boys tires. Dem ting does grips the roads hard

Jan 17, 2006 | 04:31 PM

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Bought a set of Falken all seasons. Their holding up excellent. The car grips fine I used to have the same tires on my Integra. 360 for all 4

Jan 17, 2006 | 05:00 PM

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hillbilly8R

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Originally Posted by purecoda

kumho ecsta asx - 91/piece

you can't beat them for price or value. the tire rack did a 4 all season tire comparison and they had the second highest overall score (and just barely second). they have good grip in all conditions, INFINITELY better in cold weather (stock advans = accident, literally), and are quieter than stock.

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I also bought some Kumho ASX for winter (all season). I am saving my stock for the summer. I have 1,000 miles on them and have had them in a slushy snow and they did fine. I hope to get another summer or two out of the stock tires and switch to these for winter. When my stock are gone, you can still run these year round but with less grip for summer handling. So far I am happy with the decision.

I forgot to mention they are quiter and the ride is a bit softer.