Honda Car Forum

I live in Fairbanks Alaska and just bought a 1993 Civic EX coupe. IT has
57,000 miles and has three Michelin X-1's and a Dunlop A2 on the left rear
side. IT pulls slightly tothe left when cruisng down the road. I could
replace all three X-1's since I do not know how long they have been on but I
will have to order from someplace like Tire rack since no one in Fiarbanks
stocks them. Are there any other tires that I should consider.
I plan to run Blizzaks during the winter so was thinking about some kind of
performance all season tire keeping in mind I'd run them mosly spring summer
and fall.

"mark smith" <msmith@ptialaska.net> wrote in message
news:1065399577.67656@prawn...
> I live in Fairbanks Alaska and just bought a 1993 Civic EX coupe. IT has
> 57,000 miles and has three Michelin X-1's and a Dunlop A2 on the left rear
> side. IT pulls slightly tothe left when cruisng down the road. I could
> replace all three X-1's since I do not know how long they have been on but
I
> will have to order from someplace like Tire rack since no one in Fiarbanks
> stocks them. Are there any other tires that I should consider.
> I plan to run Blizzaks during the winter so was thinking about some kind
of
> performance all season tire keeping in mind I'd run them mosly spring
summer
> and fall.

The SP A2 should keep you happy then. If you'd prefer slightly more
performance (and slightly shorter treadlife), you can also consider Dunlop
SP5000, Bridgestone RE950, or ContiExtremeContact.

However, the fact that your car pulls to the side may be an indication of
mis-alignment, not necessarily tires' fault. And I would take care of this
ASAP, otherwise you'll ruin your new set of tires when you get them.

Cheers,

Pete