I've had experience with the Potenzas - miserable treadwear (20K miles is
optimistic) and they pick up nails and screws like magnets.

Mike

i say go for a tire that uses a silica rubber compound.  michelin &
continental for sure [unless they're the ultra-cheap ones].  some other
manufacturers recently.  silica compounds offer better wet grip and
lower rolling resistance, which of course means safety and better gas
mileage.  if your tire retailer doesn't know what they are, they're
/not/ silica compounds.

i have been using Goodyear assurance tripletred on my 99 accord and have
been very pleased with them.  from what i understand, the assurance
comforttred isn't as good a tire as the assurance tripletred.

the tripletreds are quite and seem to have really good traction.  I would
purchase them again.
Hi,

I have Accord 99, 4 cyl, manual, in Toronto Canada, mostly Highways
The info for tires on the door shows, 195/65/15 H

I Must change it my tires, very soon.
What are the recomended tires,
Just browsed on the net,

Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S
Michelin Energy MXV4 Plus
Bridgestone Turanza LS-H
Bridgestone Potenza RE950
BFGoodrich Traction T/A H

maybe others

I' am not a professional driver, but still want good tires, believe rated H
All season
good handling
semi concern for tread wear, noise

Thanks in advance for some hints, etc.
RC

RC ... I live in Massachusetts. I bought Nokian tires for my '99 accord
last fall as an all-weather tire that would be especially good in snowy
weather. I have liked them so far. The only advice I would give on the
above list is that the MXV4's are very expensive and proably not worth it.

-- BeeL