80 000 Mile Tires

…tires that can wear for even longer. With treadwear warranties on some replacement tires approaching 100,000 miles, they may even outlast your car! Achieving long treadlife requires more work than simply installing the tires and driving. Proper maintenance of the tires' inflation pressures, tire…

…a tire's life but also improve fuel efficiency. While these tires are about the furthest thing from a performance tire, their soft sidewalls and hard tread compounds allow them to wear extremely well and provide comfort as you soak up those long highway miles. It should be noted that these tires…

…Continental TrueContact. These two premium touring all-season tires have treadwear warranties that are among the best in the industry. At 80,000 miles for the Goodyear and 90,000 miles for the Continental, these tires may be the only set of tires you have to buy for your vehicle. In addition, both…

…focuses on providing the best value over the life of the tire. This means higher levels of traction and lower noise as the tire ages. With some lower priced options in the market, you may find a quicker drop off in those key areas as the miles rack up. When comparing to the HydroEdge with Green X,…

…"These are the best tires I have ever purchased. They run quiet and have a soft ride. There is no slipping or sliding on turns and they feel like they are glued to the road." -- Tire Rack Consumer Review, 2010 Toyota Prius IV "Fantastic tire. Definitely the best tire I have ever had.…

…traction, including in light snow. As the tire wears down to 2/32" of remaining tread depth (the legal minimum in most states), a visible branding reads "Replace Tires" to confirm the tires need to be replaced based on wear. This tire is a great deal in the 16" size and comes…

…pump. The tires on your car have an impact on your fuel economy. One easy way to reduce your rolling resistance is to always maintain proper air pressure in your tires. An underinflated tire takes more energy to roll - costing you money. Today, many manufacturers have designed tires to help reduce…

…spending more does in fact cost less. While initial tire cost is a big part of the decision, consumers should consider three operating costs their tires influence: * Initial purchase price and installation * Vehicle fuel economy * Cost per mile of treadwear Many of the newer premium options in the…

…some tire noise which is expected and personally doesn't bother me at all. Advice on these tires, have them rotated and balanced every 5,000 miles to keep the treadwear even and these tires will last a long time. The tires also made my SUV look more aggressive compared to the previous tires that…

…traction in dry, wet and light snow conditions. AVID Ascend tires feature a mildly asymmetric tread design that allows for criss-cross tire rotation and a quiet ride. With a 75,000 mile warranty for the H-speed rated tire and an 80,000 mile warranty for the T-speed rated option to go along with a…

…wear that's critical to maintaining low tread noise. To gain a better understanding of Michelin's environmentally friendly tire options, read "Michelin Green X." *H- and T-speed rated sizes have a 90,000 mileage wear warranty, while V-speed rated tires have an 80,000 mile warranty.

…cents per mile. Will not spending the extra $80 today make up for not having selected the "perfect" tire that you will be driving on the next couple of years? If you drive your vehicle another 60,000 miles and are considering "premium" long-wearing tires at $100 each, or economy tires costing $60…