Goodyear Assurance Comfortred Touring Tires for 2008 RDX ????
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Goodyear Assurance Comfortred Touring Tires for 2008 RDX ????
Just purchased a 2008 RDX and love almost everything about the car except the "not so smooth ride". Looking to buy Goodyear Assurance Comfortred Touring tires after doing research. The RDX currently has Kumho KL21 tires. Has anyone switched to the Goodyear tires? Did the ride improve? Need help please !!
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I have Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max Tires and while the RDX is still no magic carpet ride, the new tires definitely softened and improved the ride. Road noise also decreased a little. And depending on the kind of Assurance you get, (talk to someone from Goodyear) you'll get a hell of a nice warranty on the tires.
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I am considering putting new rubber on my 10 RDX Tech. It has Michelin Pilot MXM. One tire appears to be a new model of the same tire. The CPO has 36k. I find it a bit loud and they do spin on hard acceleration. I really want a soft and quiet ride. Have you seen any improvement on MPG?
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I am considering putting new rubber on my 10 RDX Tech. It has Michelin Pilot MXM. One tire appears to be a new model of the same tire. The CPO has 36k. I find it a bit loud and they do spin on hard acceleration. I really want a soft and quiet ride. Have you seen any improvement on MPG?
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Just purchased a 2008 RDX and love almost everything about the car except the "not so smooth ride". Looking to buy Goodyear Assurance Comfortred Touring tires after doing research. The RDX currently has Kumho KL21 tires. Has anyone switched to the Goodyear tires? Did the ride improve? Need help please !!
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