New tires

[Dave]

I decided to try something new. My last tires were the Michelin Hydroedges. I put almost 80,000 miles on them. They were good, although I almost went off the road last week up by Donner Summit. Luckily the VSC kicked in, but it was an e-ticket ride.
I've only put 25 miles on the Triple Treads, so it's a bit early to rate them, but they do seem a little quieter than the Hydroedges. I'm currently running them at 39/37.
Happy motoring!

[ceric]

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I decided to try something new. My last tires were the Michelin Hydroedges. I put almost 80,000 miles on them. They were good, although I almost went off the road last week up by Donner Summit. Luckily the VSC kicked in, but it was an e-ticket ride.
I've only put 25 miles on the Triple Treads, so it's a bit early to rate them, but they do seem a little quieter than the Hydroedges. I'm currently running them at 39/37.
Happy motoring!
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On Black Friday, Sears was giving $60 giftcard (on top of $40 MIR) for a set of GoodYear tires.
I took the opportunity to replaced the tires on
my Odyssey with GY TripleTreads. So far, I am very impressed with them. The OE Milchelin tires were pure trash handling-wise.
The BF GoodRich Premium Touring after those were much better than the Michelins, but they were poor on snow also.
I knew that the GY TripleTreads should be better on snow (which I will find out soon enough), but I didn't expect them to perform so well on dry pavement.