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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / April 2005

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illusion123a - 09 Apr 2005 22:50 GMT
I am looking for a summer tire. I want something that is good in the rain.
I am considering bridgestone weatherforce from sears? Good or bad?
anyother reccomendations? I just purchased rims from tirerack and they
suggested tire size 185/60-14  Do i have to stay with this size? I will
consider all season tires, but the I already have a full set of snow
tires. Thanks
Jody - 10 Apr 2005 06:52 GMT
look at Nokian summewr tires, they have some pretty nice ones
http://www.nokiantires.com/newsite/index.html
>I am looking for a summer tire. I want something that is good in the rain.
> I am considering bridgestone weatherforce from sears? Good or bad?
> anyother reccomendations? I just purchased rims from tirerack and they
> suggested tire size 185/60-14  Do i have to stay with this size? I will
> consider all season tires, but the I already have a full set of snow
> tires. Thanks
Brian Nystrom - 12 Apr 2005 12:00 GMT
> I am looking for a summer tire. I want something that is good in the rain.
> I am considering bridgestone weatherforce from sears? Good or bad?
> anyother reccomendations? I just purchased rims from tirerack and they
> suggested tire size 185/60-14  Do i have to stay with this size? I will
> consider all season tires, but the I already have a full set of snow
> tires. Thanks

What car is this for? Michelin make a rain tire that works pretty well.
I used them on an Excel.
 
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