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I'm in this camp as well. The big $$$ hit to your wallet only hurts for a little while.

Michelin's are consistently good.

The reviews at Tirerack.com are a good place to start.

What size are they?

Omaha Casings in Millard is the place to get the best tire deals, even better if you pay cash and they don't charge sales tax.

Jeff

Agreeing with Les ... just seems wrong.

I'd also second TireRack ... ship 'em to your door or to a local shop for installation.

Have been running a set of Kumho's on my Accord for 2+ years and they are great. Quiet, good handling in the rain and very little wear. Kumho's will be among my first choice when we replace the van's tires.

That said, I've had good luck with Michelin's in the past, though they're pricier.

I have NOT had good history with Goodyear's in the past. They've been harsh riding, noisy, and wore unevenly - not the suspension/alignment. In my experience they've been Good for a Year ... then annoying.

Some tires places around here have "house brand" tires,they back pretty well ,and are fairly inexpensive.

another +100000000

TOYO'S have had outstanding service running them on my Tundra

General Altimax

+1. There are plenty of dud designs by "good" tire brands. Have been buying based on the tirerack ratings comparison, based on what characteristics i wanted, and have been very happy. Rare is the tire shop that gives you any fuss about mounting a tire you bring in, too. Saved lots of money.