S80 T6 All Season Tires
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S80 T6 All Season Tires
I am looking for some recommendations on which type of all season tires to install on my 2000 S80 T6.
The car is presently shod with the OEM Michelin MXM4 225/50 R17 94V M&S.
I am unhappy with their performance, specifically grip, in all conditions; dry, wet & snow.
Living in the general Toronto area all season performance, including acceptable snow performance, is my goal. I realize that all season tires will not perform as well as true snow tires in icey or snowy conditions but I am trying to find the best compromise.
Through my limited amount of research (Tire Rack and 1010Tire) I have come across Toyo TPT's and Bridgestone Turanza LS-V's. Neither one is inexpensive. The Toyo's are $249 (CDN) per tire installed and the Bridgestone's are $269 (CDN) per tire installed (sourced from a local tire specialty shop).
I was hoping that this forum might be of assistance in providing me with reviews and/or recommendations on the above tires or any other tires that would be more suitable for my S80 T6.
Thanks for your help.
kad
The car is presently shod with the OEM Michelin MXM4 225/50 R17 94V M&S.
I am unhappy with their performance, specifically grip, in all conditions; dry, wet & snow.
Living in the general Toronto area all season performance, including acceptable snow performance, is my goal. I realize that all season tires will not perform as well as true snow tires in icey or snowy conditions but I am trying to find the best compromise.
Through my limited amount of research (Tire Rack and 1010Tire) I have come across Toyo TPT's and Bridgestone Turanza LS-V's. Neither one is inexpensive. The Toyo's are $249 (CDN) per tire installed and the Bridgestone's are $269 (CDN) per tire installed (sourced from a local tire specialty shop).
I was hoping that this forum might be of assistance in providing me with reviews and/or recommendations on the above tires or any other tires that would be more suitable for my S80 T6.
Thanks for your help.
kad
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RE: S80 T6 All Season Tires
a little late to the response, but new mwmber here. I have the cooper on my 99 s80, switched from the Micheline. When I bought the car 2 years ago there were two worn micheline on and the dealer said he would replace. When I picked up the car there were four brand new Coopers. My wife does not care as she drives the car mostly, however, I find a much harder drive as compared to the micheline. If I were to get tires now, I would probably try the toyo, based upon the positive feedback from customes on 110tires and all. Not to say the coopers are not good tires, just a much harder ride.
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