All Season tires for MDX...suggestions plz!
04-18-2012, 02:09 AM
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All Season tires for MDX...suggestions plz!
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to know your thought on the best AS tires for 07 MDX (tech). I live in Canada with a lot of snow and black ice. Unfortunately, I won't be buying winter tires for the winter (although I know its the best). I still have the stock AS tires on (Michelin Latitude Tour HP). I was thinking of getting the Conti crosscontact LX20 but believe it or not, I couldn't find my size (255/55R/18) in stock in all the places I looked in (even tirerack.com) and I have to wait till the end of August to get them.
Any other tires anyone else would suggest?
Thanks.
Just wanted to know your thought on the best AS tires for 07 MDX (tech). I live in Canada with a lot of snow and black ice. Unfortunately, I won't be buying winter tires for the winter (although I know its the best). I still have the stock AS tires on (Michelin Latitude Tour HP). I was thinking of getting the Conti crosscontact LX20 but believe it or not, I couldn't find my size (255/55R/18) in stock in all the places I looked in (even tirerack.com) and I have to wait till the end of August to get them.
Any other tires anyone else would suggest?
Thanks.
04-18-2012, 06:16 AM
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general grabbers (hwy model), pirelli scorpions, the new conti's you can't find...bridgestone dueler alenzas (the higher rated one on tirerack, not the crappy OEM ones)...
look over the reviews on tirerack.
look over the reviews on tirerack.
04-18-2012, 12:20 PM
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^^funny thing...i researched this when i bought my car last summer and i didn't even need tires....just doing it for future reference. 
i can be such a car nerd sometimes. lol...
i can be such a car nerd sometimes. lol...
04-22-2012, 11:34 AM
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I live in MA and go to NH during the winter for skiing, and I put on some Firestone Destination LE tires on my 2006 MDX base model. I've put about 8,000 on them, and rotation is even more important with these knobbier tires. They are a little bit louder and feel it on the turns, and I don't see too much MPG difference either. I'm happy, and they look really nice too! I think for four 235/65/17 tires I paid about $630 with tax and no warranty.
05-12-2012, 08:39 AM
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www.tire.com or www.tirerack.com have the best deals.
I just bought 4 new Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires (235/65 R17) for my 2002 MDX @ $584 which came with free shipping and a $100 pre-paid visa. Your best bet (if you live in Canada) is to have them sent to a shop in the states and then make an appointment for install after they arrive (save yourself $160 in taxes/brokerage fees).
I just bought 4 new Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires (235/65 R17) for my 2002 MDX @ $584 which came with free shipping and a $100 pre-paid visa. Your best bet (if you live in Canada) is to have them sent to a shop in the states and then make an appointment for install after they arrive (save yourself $160 in taxes/brokerage fees).
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