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We've had very good service on the Forester with the OEM Yokohamas. Just replaced the originals at 130K not because of wear (they still had quite a bit of mileage on them) but because they aged out.
That's scary. I'm curious to see what you defined as "quite a bit of mileage on them."
We usually get used tires when we can find them. A lot of fleet cars change our their tires around 30,000 miles and they still have a lot of life left. The are very cheap. Generally $20 or less. You do not get a warranty, but I do not think I have ever used a tire warranty.
With used tires, brand is irrelevant, unless you are getting into high end speed rated or truck tires.
Simple Tire sells all kinds of tires that you've never heard of. Might want to look there.
I used to buy Kumhos before anyone ever heard of them.
They were good and cheap. Now they're not so cheap.
I put Hankook Dynapros on my truck, so far they've been great, they hydroplane less than the Bridgestones they replaced.
I suggest shopping Tire Rack as well, sometimes the bigger brands will offer rebates. I bought Goodyear Comfortreds for my Sonata and I think I got a $80 rebate back.
I put Continental Pure Contact tires on one of our cars. Top rated by Consumer Reports. Comfortable ride, low noise and good handling. I will do them again next time I need tires.
Last edited by movin1; 09-19-2016 at 10:10 AM..
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