Best tires for 2007 Acura TL
#1
Best tires for 2007 Acura TL
I bought a used Acura last year. It had sentury 235/45 r17 UHP tires. I need to change the front tires as one of them got damaged. However I am not finding Sentury tires near me, the available ones in my budget ($100 per tire) are following:
Antares
Continental
General
Falken
Kumho
Please suggest me which one should I buy. I appreciate your time!
Antares
Continental
General
Falken
Kumho
Please suggest me which one should I buy. I appreciate your time!
#2
Senior Moderator
Continentals are the only reputable good quality brand in that list... the rest are shit.
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#3
I have just found Sentury tires here. Is Sentury is a good, reliable brand?
http://www.discounttire.com/en/buy-t...ry-uhp/p/11244
http://www.discounttire.com/en/buy-t...ry-uhp/p/11244
#4
Drifting
In this tire size, sub-$100, doubtful you will get any of us to agree on anything being a "good, reliable brand". Out of the brands listed, Continental is "usually" the best. General is "probably" next with Falken and Kumho behind it.....although all three of these can be all over the place depending on the specific tire model being looked at. I have owned General and Kumho tires in the past and they were "OK" but far from great. I have never heard of Antares.
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ahmed589 (02-06-2017)
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In this tire size, sub-$100, doubtful you will get any of us to agree on anything being a "good, reliable brand". Out of the brands listed, Continental is "usually" the best. General is "probably" next with Falken and Kumho behind it.....although all three of these can be all over the place depending on the specific tire model being looked at. I have owned General and Kumho tires in the past and they were "OK" but far from great. I have never heard of Antares.
#7
Burning Brakes
Be sure to replace all four of your tires at the same time! Why would you want to have different amount of grip front to back for normal use?
Continental are the best on the list, unless you need winter tire's then General Altimax Arctic's are great!
Continental are the best on the list, unless you need winter tire's then General Altimax Arctic's are great!
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#8
Drifting
Would I ever put a set of Sentury tires on my car? Not unless I was trying to be cheap and was trading the car in next week. If I was planning to keep it but didn't have the budget, I would be going for a set of Continentals or Generals. If I had the budget, it would be Michelins or Bridgestones...just my personal preference over the years.
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justnspace (02-07-2017)
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So basically the title needs to be changed from "Best tires" to "budget tires, ~100 bucks per"
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I have a tire shop that I frequent for anything...
it's in Stafford, next to the HCC Stafford Campus.
I usually buy tires from internet and have them install. but if i accidentally pick up a nail or something happens to a tire, I head to Oscar's and MOST of the time, they have a used tire in my specs!
it's a "bling bling" wheel shop, so I'm assuming people trade in their Stock OEM wheels for something flashy. which is great for me, as most of the time...there's a full set of tires with lots of tread left.
since, nails are weird and only attract one wheel, i usually just grab one tire or have the gentleman repair the tire
it's in Stafford, next to the HCC Stafford Campus.
I usually buy tires from internet and have them install. but if i accidentally pick up a nail or something happens to a tire, I head to Oscar's and MOST of the time, they have a used tire in my specs!
it's a "bling bling" wheel shop, so I'm assuming people trade in their Stock OEM wheels for something flashy. which is great for me, as most of the time...there's a full set of tires with lots of tread left.
since, nails are weird and only attract one wheel, i usually just grab one tire or have the gentleman repair the tire
Last edited by justnspace; 02-08-2017 at 10:04 AM.
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Suzuka Master
I have a tire shop that I frequent for anything...
it's in Stafford, next to the HCC Stafford Campus.
I usually buy tires from internet and have them install. but if i accidentally pick up a nail or something happens to a tire, I head to Oscar's and MOST of the time, they have a used tire in my specs!
it's a "bling bling" wheel shop, so I'm assuming people trade in their Stock OEM wheels for something flashy. which is great for me, as most of the time...there's a full set of tires with lots of tread left.
since, nails are weird and only attract one wheel, i usually just grab one tire or have the gentleman repair the tire
it's in Stafford, next to the HCC Stafford Campus.
I usually buy tires from internet and have them install. but if i accidentally pick up a nail or something happens to a tire, I head to Oscar's and MOST of the time, they have a used tire in my specs!
it's a "bling bling" wheel shop, so I'm assuming people trade in their Stock OEM wheels for something flashy. which is great for me, as most of the time...there's a full set of tires with lots of tread left.
since, nails are weird and only attract one wheel, i usually just grab one tire or have the gentleman repair the tire
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