Hey guys I need new tires asap and know these are the best choices others nsxtasy could find locally. Cant buy online because i have NO idea how to mount and do all that sh!T

Ones i did find at discount tire

Kumho Ecsta SPT 88 dollars total: 497

Kumho Ecsta ASX 86 dollars total: 490 out door.

Tires in question on sale Costco/Discount tire


BFGoodrich® Traction T/A® H 195/60R14 75 a tire= 240 out door including rebate.
BFGoodrich Touring T/A Pro P195/60R14 73 a tire 252 out door with rebate.

Michelin® Pilot® Exalto® A/S 195/60R14 92 a tire 518-40 478 out door..

Couldn't find these tires

Kumho ecsta mx, Yokohama avs es100, Bridgestone Potenza RE010.

Any suggestions? thanks guys

 

For a good intermediate tire with decent wet weather grip, I've been very happy with my 205/45R16 BFGoodrich g-Force Traction Z tires.

See if you can find them in 195/60R14.

And go ahead and buy them online if you find a good deal.
Any tire shop can mount them. :run:

 

Its like 60 dollars to install them plus i don't feel really good buying tires online so these are my choices

 

Tires are tires, whether they're from a store or online. What's not to feel good about?

 

at the price i can probably get some decent ones online i can get some at Costco for probably cheaper installed to

312 installed for the top of line Michelin® Pilot® Exalto 78 a tire installed

and even cheaper for BF good 240-260. thats 60 dollars a tire installed about

I doubt i can get a better deal online paying for shipping and then paying for installation. (60 dollars alone)

 

wow $60 to mount and balance tires?

find a mom and pop tire shop. they'll do it for less.

 

bump update: Just decided to get the Michelin® Pilot® Exalto® A/S they got really good reviews everywhere they are going to install them Thursday for 325 out the door. thanks guys.

 

Ahh discount tire has $100 off any order of 4 tires on right now!

That might sway you.

 

nice, but it would still be 516-100=416 costco is still cheaper...

 

yeah those Michelins do have pretty good reviews, but I'd only choose those if you want specifically all-seasons...Not sure how cold it gets there (I'm assuming it doesn't snow, right?), but of your choices that you could find locally, the Kumho Ecsta SPTs will definitely give you the best dry grip (noticeably better than the Michelins).

Bottom line, if you want the tires to be able to stand cold weather and snow, then go for the Michelins...if you're not worried about that stuff, go for the Kumhos.