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trumpet3
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posted: Jul. 30, 2008 @ 9:55a 
byteless said:I couldn't find this anywhere, what is the link?
how much is for 4 all season tires for honda civic?
thanks Get the X-Radial DTs. They are the highest rated in consumer reports. I believe when I bought them last year they were around $70/tire. |
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raj20012001
- New Member
posted: Jul. 30, 2008 @ 12:16p
which tire do you guys recommend for 2001 Honda Accord EX v4? |
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ash78
- Senior Member
posted: Jul. 30, 2008 @ 12:50p
The Michelin Primacy(?) is the successor to the Energy series and comes standard on a lot of midsize cars...mainly because it helps with the EPA ratings. They are pricey, at $120-$140 retail, but driving 12,000 miles a year with today's gas prices, they will essentially pay for themselves in the first year or so (vs. a cheaper, but higher-resistance tire). YMMV--you lose traction and cornering in exchange for the harder compound. Personally, I'll take a cheaper Kumho or Falken tire that only lasts 20-30k miles if it means the best braking and cornering for the price. Personal preference!  |
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raj20012001
- New Member
posted: Jul. 30, 2008 @ 3:58p
ash78 said:The Michelin Primacy(?) is the successor to the Energy series and comes standard on a lot of midsize cars...mainly because it helps with the EPA ratings. They are pricey, at $120-$140 retail, but driving 12,000 miles a year with today's gas prices, they will essentially pay for themselves in the first year or so (vs. a cheaper, but higher-resistance tire).
YMMV--you lose traction and cornering in exchange for the harder compound. Personally, I'll take a cheaper Kumho or Falken tire that only lasts 20-30k miles if it means the best braking and cornering for the price. Personal preference! Thanks ash78, I was thinking Primacy or Yokohoma Avid h4, I will go with Primacy. |
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robobert
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posted: Jul. 30, 2008 @ 5:58p
Does this work if you buy them online (after 8/4), or do you need to just show up? If I just need to show up, should I call first to see if they have my tires in stock? |
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byteless
- Senior Member
posted: Jul. 30, 2008 @ 6:22p
Can someone give me best advise that in Costco I can get BFGoodrich - Traction T/AŽ for $81.99 installed
This is is H rated tire. OTOH
from TireRack I get Kumho Ecsta ASX for $50.00 + installation. but this is VR Speed Rated. The money difference is not that big, but just want to make sure that get the best. please advise that which one is better. thanks |
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mpkb
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jul. 31, 2008 @ 12:33p
JandS said:HuBu said:if only costco would install tires with a lower speed rating on my car.
has anyone been able to get costco to install tires with a lower rating than the tires that the car came with out of the dealer.
Easiest way to do this is to tell them the car is the lowest model. For instance, once of our cars is a Volvo R that came with 155mph tires and 300 horses trapped in there. By telling them it was the regular version (~160hp), they would install 100 mph tires - much cheaper.
The guy who takes your order simply types what you tell him into the computer. If you try this, make sure you check wheel size first. Some cars use larger wheels in the higher trims. Called a "+1" or "+2" config as it is known in the tire industry. |
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mpkb
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jul. 31, 2008 @ 12:43p
frenzieddeals said:Agnutter said:Combine it with this deal for a $50 AMEX card rebate.I'd give this one a 50/50 chance of flying, I'll still try mind you but don't expect to receive, because it's Costco. Michelin will know what promotions are going on there and may not allow us to double dip. And make sure you buy them quickly because the extra rebate expires within 5 days of the Costco promo kickoff. I haven't decided if I'll try this, since I only really am looking for 2 tires at the moment. The rebate form says "This offer is not valid or redeemable with any other Michelin promotion or offer". Costco's $60 is basically a sale, and as far as I know is from Costco and not a Michelin deal. So IMO I think the deals should be stackable. YMMV |
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tazmania99
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posted: Jul. 31, 2008 @ 3:01p
Costco has a disclaimer on their website: Costco will only install tires authorized for a specific vehicle. Does it mean Costco will not install the tires for me unless the tires I purchase from them is authorized for my vehicle model? If this is true, then it sucks. I have a Mazda 6 and the OEM tires coming with it suck big a$$. I really wanna get rid of them. However, Costco shows me no other alternatives on their website besides these piece-of-junk OEM tires. Also, how much is the difference between the V and H speed rating? |
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S105dude
- Senior Member - 5K
posted: Jul. 31, 2008 @ 3:48p
ash78 said:The Michelin Primacy(?) is the successor to the Energy series and comes standard on a lot of midsize cars...mainly because it helps with the EPA ratings. They are pricey, at $120-$140 retail, but driving 12,000 miles a year with today's gas prices, they will essentially pay for themselves in the first year or so (vs. a cheaper, but higher-resistance tire).
YMMV--you lose traction and cornering in exchange for the harder compound. Personally, I'll take a cheaper Kumho or Falken tire that only lasts 20-30k miles if it means the best braking and cornering for the price. Personal preference! I was NOT a big fan of Michelin's Energy MXV4 line. I am glad they discontinued it. What tire has no mileage warranty at all?! I passed on the Primacy MXV4 because like you said, you're sacrificing traction. I instead special ordered the Pilot Exalto A/S for both my cars and they are fantastic. 45K mile warranty vs. 60K on the Primacy, but well worth it. The tires are great in the dry and rain. The rubber is softer so you won't get the most miles out of them, but they sure are grippy. |
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S105dude
- Senior Member - 5K
posted: Jul. 31, 2008 @ 3:52p
raj20012001 said:which tire do you guys recommend for 2001 Honda Accord EX v4? I'm assuming that's 205/65/15. I like the Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S but you'll have to special order them. BTW, four-cylinder engines are referred to as "I4" (inline-4) - there's no such thing as a "V4"  . |
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Asahi
- Senior Member
posted: Jul. 31, 2008 @ 4:00p
trumpet3 said:byteless said:I couldn't find this anywhere, what is the link?
how much is for 4 all season tires for honda civic?
thanks
Get the X-Radial DTs. They are the highest rated in consumer reports. I believe when I bought them last year they were around $70/tire. Now X-Radial DTs costs $115.99/tire at costco..may be ~$15 cheaper with promo later this week. |
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mobojo
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 1, 2008 @ 2:20a
S105dude said:
BTW, four-cylinder engines are referred to as "I4" (inline-4) - there's no such thing as a "V4" . There is so such a thing as a V4 engine, just not in a Honda. Saab_Sonett_III_Ford_V4_engine |
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watssion
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 1, 2008 @ 10:03p
Do I need to have Costco membership to get tires? |
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hpmax
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 2, 2008 @ 1:02p
It's a pity their website won't let you just search by tire size instead of by car. One of my cars is +0'ed and the other is +1'd. Oddly enough I couldn't find any tires in 185/60R14 which is an extremely common size (and I've even bought 185/60R14 BF Goodrich Traction T/A's from Costco before). I always mount/balance/install my own tires, so I don't know if they'll install different sized tires on the car, but I know they won't go below the original load rating (and probably speed rating). H = 130 mph, V = 149 mph by the way |
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lookuphere
- Member
posted: Aug. 2, 2008 @ 1:22p
yes.... you need a membership to enter the store and one to buy things..... |
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trumpet3
- Member
posted: Aug. 2, 2008 @ 1:22p
Asahi said:trumpet3 said:byteless said:I couldn't find this anywhere, what is the link?
how much is for 4 all season tires for honda civic?
thanks
Get the X-Radial DTs. They are the highest rated in consumer reports. I believe when I bought them last year they were around $70/tire.
Now X-Radial DTs costs $115.99/tire at costco..may be ~$15 cheaper with promo later this week. Depends on the car. My wife's Camry 2000 shows them at $84.99 |
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inimd
- Member
posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 11:09a
is there an actual coupon that I can use at costco b&m?
This looks like I can only buy from online? |
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robby818
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 3:06p
inimd said:is there an actual coupon that I can use at costco b&m?
This looks like I can only buy from online? I got new tires for my 1995 Toyota Camry yesterday at my Costco. The coupons were on the counter in the Tire Center. I was more interested in the lowest price tire, so I chose the BF Goodriches for my Camry. As an aside, business was very slow. They put my tires on in less than an hour, in the past it's been at least a two hour wait before they even started working on my car. |
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lsman
- Senior Member
posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 3:14p
The coupon apply to BF Goodriches? before promotion usually go gives less discount (like 40 off 4 BF G) BTW, I will definitely call or visit the B&M instead of checking what the online stock.
They gives more options from BF also (for my 02 Odyssey) that one OEM listed on site. (which real bad...) My the other car 99 Protege EX was using Costco's install of BF Goodriches Traction T/A (the oem Bridgestone Potenza RE92 was horrible) .. (my right/back side has no good aliagment so it wear the right side faster.)
Then I order Sumitomo HTR+ from TireRack. The saving after installation wasn't too much with coupon. But the tires gives 2-3 MPG more instantly. However, its has soft wall that when there is bump on curve and feel like shaking... Take about my option to speed it on curve... |
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