Tire time! What’s eveyone using?

[summakor]

Just go on Tirerack.com and pick whatever got the fastest dry lap time...

 

[Radek Uchytil]

In Europe, these labels help us.

 

[DaveinOlyWA]

I am approaching 60 k on my OEM Ecopias. Prob replace before the rains start despite that likely being a bit early. Torn between going with the same verses getting something from Les Schwabs due to sentimental reasons for buying from them.
Any recommendations from their line up? They don't carry Ecopias

 

[DougWantsALeaf]

Tires, tires, tires... sounds like the gawdawful Formula-1 series.

"...some of you appear to hang out in a tough neighborhood considering the kinds of the off-brand tires you are running "

I'm no kneeslider, but I know how to push a car hard around a corner and know what to expect when I do. Good tires don't need to be expensive, if you know what to look for, and know how to drive worth spit.

I push my eRange tires much harder than I could with the ecopias.

 

[SoCalJF]

I had to replace my tires in a pinch, and the closest Walmart had the Douglas Touring A/S 215/50R17 95V All-Season Tire in stock. Overall, I have been pleasantly surprised that the set has performed and wore very well after 5K+ miles. It's worth noting, though, that my car skid the first time I drove in the rain. I think there must have been some kind of coating on the tires initially. Once this wore off, the tires have done well in wet conditions since then.

2017 Nissan Leaf SV