I will be replacing the tires on my 2004 L-300 shortly, and I was
wondering if anyone had any reccomendations. Thanks!!

ANything but Firestone! LOL. I prefer BF Goodrich myself.

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marx404

]5, 2007, 1:04pm (PDT+3) From:
] 404 (AT) 404 (DOT) com (marx404)

]ANything but Firestone! LOL. I prefer BF
] Goodrich myself.

Thanks for the tip. I am looking for some tires that will give me a
smooth ride, and less road noise.

Through my experiences, Michelins, Uniroyals and Hancook should be
considered.

]5, 2007, 7:11pm (PDT+4) From:
] perettij (AT) nbnet (DOT) nb.ca (Bassplayer12)

]Through my experiences, Michelins, Uniroyals
] and Hancook should be considered.

Thanks I have been looking at some Michelins. Any ideas which brand
might give me a smooth quiet ride? I am more interested in comfort than
I am in performance, but if I can get both, I would be happy. Thanks
Again!!

On Tue, 5 Jun 2007 16:31:29 -0700, WGRG3 (AT) webtv (DOT) net wrote:

Try this: http://michelinman.com/...

<WGRG3 (AT) webtv (DOT) net> wrote

I have been using Yokohamas on four different cars with excellent
results. The set I have on my '98 Dodge Stratus V6 are finally worn out
at 60,000 miles. I don't remember the model, and my wife has the car
right now. I had a set of performance tires on a '97 Prelude and that
car handled great even with the stock suspension.

I like TireRack.com because they post user reviews as well as comparison
tests. Check it out:

http://www.tirerack.com

Gyz
'94 Eclipse GST (107,000)
'98 Dodge Stratus V6 (137,000)
'07 Saturn Sky (4,500)

WGRG3 (AT) webtv (DOT) net wrote:

]7, 2007, 7:33am From: yeah (AT) right (DOT) com
] (Gyzmologist)

]I like TireRack.com because they post user
] reviews as well as comparison tests. Check it
] out:

]http://www.tirerack.com

Thanks for the Link. I am all for those Tire user reviews, because there
are so many to choose from.