The cheap tires on the Vic are Runway brand, made in China.
When I replace mine, it'll be with the same things I have now. its not that they're the bee's knees of tires, but its hard to find anything comparable in performance and price. Basically, I can get a deal on these, so I'll do it. I've been running on these for 2 years now, probably 25k miles, and really have no complaints. The only reason I even need new ones is due to several poor alignments causing excessive wear on the passenger front tire. Since I rotate them, both are somewhat worn, and one has a sidewall plug thanks to being chewed against the fender for a while when I had the wrong springs in the car. Driver's side tires probably still have 40% tread or better, and with the mileage they have I can't complain about that. I'm also satisfied with their wet and snow performance. I would like to try out the Firestone tires, but at more than 1/3 again the price I can get the Fuzions for, I'm not *that* interested in trying them out.
When I replace mine, it'll be with the same things I have now. its not that they're the bee's knees of tires, but its hard to find anything comparable in performance and price. Basically, I can get a deal on these, so I'll do it. I've been running on these for 2 years now, probably 25k miles, and really have no complaints. The only reason I even need new ones is due to several poor alignments causing excessive wear on the passenger front tire. Since I rotate them, both are somewhat worn, and one has a sidewall plug thanks to being chewed against the fender for a while when I had the wrong springs in the car. Driver's side tires probably still have 40% tread or better, and with the mileage they have I can't complain about that. I'm also satisfied with their wet and snow performance. I would like to try out the Firestone tires, but at more than 1/3 again the price I can get the Fuzions for, I'm not *that* interested in trying them out.
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