tyre preference: pirelli, bridgestone, michellin or continental?

Answer 1

for what application? 94 kawi zg1000, with pirelli rear and dunlop front. usta run dunlop all the time but theyre getting harder to find. Contis on my old 650 suzi, good high mileage tire not for sport. dunlop on my beta and kx, mich on the prius, bfg on the truck.

Answer 2

I have had both. For me, I prefer Pierelli, but Bridgestone are good also. Pirelli seems to last much, much longer, and I think are better for gripping and cornering in the wet. Importantly, I always replace at least two tyres at a time, like front, replace both, so both sides get absolutely equal road contact, and no chance of one tyre causing any trouble with the other. This becomes even more important if you are driving at highway speeds. A last thougth: Consider warranty: Cars come with fairly cheap tyres to keep costs low, thus while safe, they are not necessarily the best for long term wear and reliability. Also, if I have one tyre go bad, like I did on my 93 Toyota, I often will replace all of them, especially if several years old. Again, safety. If one has failed, then another may follow. If a nail or tack, that is different, but if it is just plain being knackered, then better to replace all, in my humble, wimpy, want to feel safe opinion!

Answer 3

Hi AtThePub,

Tires Plus or Sear radials.

Answer 4

I don't have car but if I have I prefer michellin.

Answer 5

Goodyear Wranglers.
I have a Truck.

Answer 6

None of the above!

Answer 7

michellin

Answer 8

wal mart special z classs

Answer 9

LOL....gee they are all pretty ok. sorry dear, i really dont have a clue!

Answer 10

i get the cheapest kind