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Old 27 Mar 2006, 05:21 pm
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Default dunlop A2 for accord?

Hello,
I've got goodyear touring and viva tires on my 2001 lx accord.
These tires are wearing out.
Earlier I considered Goodyear tripletred and then saw
the reviews about noise on roads.

I'm now considering the Dunlop A2s.

Any suggestions here or any other tires that provide
good handling (no vibrations)?

We get some heavy downpours in GA, but no snow...

THANKS

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Old 28 Mar 2006, 09:38 am
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Go to tirerack.com -

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Old 28 Mar 2006, 12:28 pm
Cameron Tilson
 
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Default Re: dunlop A2 for accord?

Hi there - I just put a set of Yokohama Avid TRZ on my '00 Accord- excellent
in all respects (comfortable, quiet & good handling) - my car feels a lot
more sure-footed on the road (compared to the Michelins that I replaced).
Well rated (on tirerack.com) and very reasonably priced compared to the
Goodyears.

"ap" <corsica@ragingbull.com> wrote in message
news:1143498094.614021.262020@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
> Hello,
> I've got goodyear touring and viva tires on my 2001 lx accord.
> These tires are wearing out.
> Earlier I considered Goodyear tripletred and then saw
> the reviews about noise on roads.
>
> I'm now considering the Dunlop A2s.
>
> Any suggestions here or any other tires that provide
> good handling (no vibrations)?
>
> We get some heavy downpours in GA, but no snow...
>
> THANKS
>



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Old 30 Mar 2006, 07:14 am
gmccx
 
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:-) I just got a set of Yoko's off my Sol and replaced with a set of
Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S and I am quite happy now to have those Yoko's
gone. While they did handle pretty well on wet and dry roads they were
pretty well hard as rocks and tended to beat my brains out during their
entire life.

The Michelins are quiet, handle well in wet/dry and ride decently at the
same time. Of course time will tell how they hold up over time.

Cameron Tilson wrote:
> Hi there - I just put a set of Yokohama Avid TRZ on my '00 Accord- excellent
> in all respects (comfortable, quiet & good handling) - my car feels a lot
> more sure-footed on the road (compared to the Michelins that I replaced).
> Well rated (on tirerack.com) and very reasonably priced compared to the
> Goodyears.
>
> "ap" <corsica@ragingbull.com> wrote in message
> news:1143498094.614021.262020@v46g2000cwv.googlegr oups.com...
>
>>Hello,
>>I've got goodyear touring and viva tires on my 2001 lx accord.
>>These tires are wearing out.
>>Earlier I considered Goodyear tripletred and then saw
>>the reviews about noise on roads.
>>
>>I'm now considering the Dunlop A2s.
>>
>>Any suggestions here or any other tires that provide
>>good handling (no vibrations)?
>>
>>We get some heavy downpours in GA, but no snow...
>>
>>THANKS
>>

>
>
>

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