B5Davem

At work we've had a few problems getting replacement and warranty tires. I've seen lots of availability problems with Goodyears. Both limited sizes and models across the line . I would say that due to the problems they are experiencing I'd choose Michelin or another brand because if you had to replace them you wouldn't have any difficulty .BTW, General is also on the outs . I was talking to an insider last week and Continental has dismantled General Tire and Yokohama is getting most of its US plants. One of the remaining General plants will be probably just supplying rubber chemicals by 2008. By the next year or two General tires may not exist and Conti is pulling back to limited choices in the US market.

M954

Thanks to all that responded to my question for tires. To be more specific, I am looking for the best size tire for the size rims I bought, preferably an all season tire for every day driving.

Thanks

pointby

that's what they're here for

S4iowa

Bridgestone Potenza RE750's or BFG G-force sports

jprice@CPS

No.. that's an all season, those are NOT recommended.

jprice@CPS

Kumho Ecsta SPT 225/40/18

Kingttr

my only concern with them is how they will perform in less than ideal conditions, they would never see snow as I have my stock wheels for winter.

Kingttr

as long as they are good in both wet and dry I would prefer the SPT's

M954

Thanks again everyone, I will also take pointby's advice and try a post in the T/W forum.

A4SilverT

and that's been my experience with them too. Wet performance is a key factor in tire choice for me.

I'd buy these again in a minute!