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Redog · 12-17-2006, 08:45 AM

I've had 3 sets on my to find the right tire. Try Michellen Exalto Piolt Sports A/S

I don't know if they make them in the 16's I have 17's on my Alero.

Lots of bite, quite and smooth ride (up too 122

) and good in the snow, but very expenisve, but you get what you pay for.

We put Good Year Assurance (not the directional ones) on the g/f's Altima about 6 months ago. $100 a tire (225/60/16) and they are good to. They are not a preformacne tire so they do break loose if you push them, but you really have to push them

The only tires to should put on a car are Michellen, BFG, Pirellie (sp) or GoodYear. However I'm not too crazy about Goodyears, or Pirellie

Check out www.tirerack.com

12-17-2006, 08:45 AM	#2 (permalink)
Redog Alero Chapter Secretary Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Newtown, PA Posts: 696	I've had 3 sets on my to find the right tire. Try Michellen Exalto Piolt Sports A/S I don't know if they make them in the 16's I have 17's on my Alero. Lots of bite, quite and smooth ride (up too 122 ) and good in the snow, but very expenisve, but you get what you pay for. We put Good Year Assurance (not the directional ones) on the g/f's Altima about 6 months ago. $100 a tire (225/60/16) and they are good to. They are not a preformacne tire so they do break loose if you push them, but you really have to push them The only tires to should put on a car are Michellen, BFG, Pirellie (sp) or GoodYear. However I'm not too crazy about Goodyears, or Pirellie Check out www.tirerack.com __________________ Me 2000 Alero running 14's 1985 Delta 88 w/1968 350 rocket 2005 Nissan Altima (her's)