Where to shop for replacement tires-Consumer Reports?

Where to shop for replacement tires-Consumer Reports?

OE tires often sell at a premium price at third-party outlets, so the dealer may not be too much more expensive than other tire retailers that may charge more for the tires but less for the installation. You should also factor in the convenience and time savings of having the tires changed while the car is already in the shop for other maintenance.

Which is the best brand of winter tires?

It’s great in snow and ice, delivers the goods in both dry and wet, handles well, is quiet, comfortable and economical. It also comes in plenty of sizes so the chances are there is a set to fit your car. The Nexen Winguard Sport 2 is regarded as one of the best winter tires on the market, and great value to boot.

Which is the best Goodyear Tire to buy?

According to Consumer Reports the Assurance CS Fuel Max is Goodyear’s best tire and is outstanding when it comes to rolling resistance, which means you save money on your gas and impact the environment less.

Where can I get replacement tires for my car?

While dealers can generally order any tire the customer wants, many get their tire inventory from bulk distributor Dealertire. Many automotive brands’ franchise contracts require their dealers to get their OE replacement tires from this distribution chain—which might limit your choices.

OE tires often sell at a premium price at third-party outlets, so the dealer may not be too much more expensive than other tire retailers that may charge more for the tires but less for the installation. You should also factor in the convenience and time savings of having the tires changed while the car is already in the shop for other maintenance.

According to Consumer Reports the Assurance CS Fuel Max is Goodyear’s best tire and is outstanding when it comes to rolling resistance, which means you save money on your gas and impact the environment less.

Which is the best tire brand for SUVs?

Some of Pirelli’s best tires include the PZero for high-performance summer driving, the Scorpion Verde for SUVs, and the Winter Sottozero 3 for winter driving. The latter is surprisingly competitive in pricing, for a Pirelli.

It’s great in snow and ice, delivers the goods in both dry and wet, handles well, is quiet, comfortable and economical. It also comes in plenty of sizes so the chances are there is a set to fit your car. The Nexen Winguard Sport 2 is regarded as one of the best winter tires on the market, and great value to boot.

Do you know the DOS and don’ts of tire buying?

And yet tires are one of the least-understood components of our vehicles — mostly because there are so many different kinds and so little information about them. No one tire is best, as everyone’s needs are different. This list of simple do’s and don’ts will help you make informed decisions when it comes time to buy new tires.

Where can I trade in slightly used tires?

Many of them also sell new tires. Find one of those, and they will be likely to give you the best trade in on your slightly used tires. They call them “new car take offs” and they are quite common. Consider though that the tire dealer you deal with buys his new tires wholesale. He’s not likely to give you a lot for your take offs.

Where can I get a quote for new tires?

If you are looking for “ones like the ones on my car,” it’s worth getting a quote from your local dealership. OE tires often sell at a premium price at third-party outlets, so the dealer may not be too much more expensive than other tire retailers that may charge more for the tires but less for the installation.