Toyota: Tire recommendtion for 95 Camry
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Tire recommendtion for 95 Camry
I run a 95 Camry with 90% city driving at about 10-12K per year. About 4-5
months are winter driving. The car has about 235K on it now. So I am
wondering what would be a good,better, best tire recommendation?
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Re: Tire recommendtion for 95 Camry
Michelin Harmony are a great tire and handle good in the snow. Check out
www.tirerack.com for info.
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Re: Tire recommendtion for 95 Camry
"RD" <com> wrote in message
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On my '97 Camry, I replaced Michelins with Goodyear Weatherhandler LS P
195/70 R 14. Did the fronts first, and noticed an immediate handling
improvement, (without an alignment) that allowed handsoff steering for a
mile or more on the highway, and the car tracked like a train on tracks.
Then replaced the rears. I'm more than pleased with them, and they seem to
retain pressure much longer than the Michelins, which always seemed to need
a pump-up.
For what it's worth.
I live in Southern California however, so I have no clue how they do in
snow.
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Re: Tire recommendtion for 95 Camry
you are just now needing tires at 235,000
"RD" <com> wrote in message
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: I run a 95 Camry with 90% city driving at about 10-12K per year. About 4-5
: months are winter driving. The car has about 235K on it now. So I am
: wondering what would be a good,better, best tire recommendation?
:
:
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Re: Tire recommendtion for 95 Camry
i like cooper weathermasters for the camry, they are a good winter tire,
while at the same time hard enough to run in the summer. i had them on
my 89 camry for 60k
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Ben Jerew
ASE Master Technician
New Country Lexus of Latham, NY
Amateur Off-Roader
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