>Anyone recommend where and what tires I should get for my Saturn? (And if
>you know, how much they cost you.)
What type of driving do you do (highway, city, or combined)? How many miles do
you drive in a year? What type of Saturn do you have? Do you need tires that
will provide good traction in snow? In rain?
Best thing for you to do is talk to a few tire dealers in your area and see
what they recommend.

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teem - 07 Nov 2006 00:43 GMT
>>Anyone recommend where and what tires I should get for my Saturn? (And if
>>you know, how much they cost you.)
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>Best thing for you to do is talk to a few tire dealers in your area and see
>what they recommend.
If you live in Ohio,I'd move soon to get some.I got Firestones above
average tires,& make sure you get them rotated!,I let my last car -a
ford contour go 7 the results were awful,tires get beat up on these so
called light weight autos.
marx404 - 07 Nov 2006 02:44 GMT
I am a BF Goodrich fan, been using Traction TA's for years, good in rain and
dry weather, dont know about snow yet.
marx404
HyperCube33 (Life2Death) - 07 Nov 2006 13:43 GMT
Ah yes, sorry I forgot to add this!
I drive in city and highway, but mostly highway.
I'd prefer rain grip, and possibly snow, as well.
Since I've only owned my car a year, I've put about 35,000 miles on it.
I have a 1997 Saturn SC2.
And I do plan on it, but I'd like to hear fellow Saturn owners opinions
before I dive out into the market :)
>>Anyone recommend where and what tires I should get for my Saturn? (And if
>>you know, how much they cost you.)
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> see
> what they recommend.
Doug Miller - 07 Nov 2006 15:19 GMT
>Ah yes, sorry I forgot to add this!
>I drive in city and highway, but mostly highway.
>I'd prefer rain grip, and possibly snow, as well.
>
>Since I've only owned my car a year, I've put about 35,000 miles on it.
Sounds to me like you need something with a good highway rain tread and a high
treadware rating.

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Steve - 07 Nov 2006 23:21 GMT
I had Dunlop SP Sport A2 on my old '99 SC2. The wet grip and cornering was
outstanding.
Steve
> Ah yes, sorry I forgot to add this!
> I drive in city and highway, but mostly highway.
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>> see
>> what they recommend.
HyperCube33 (Life2Death) - 08 Nov 2006 23:38 GMT
Sweet, thanks!
>I had Dunlop SP Sport A2 on my old '99 SC2. The wet grip and cornering was
>outstanding.
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>>> see
>>> what they recommend.
On Mon, 6 Nov 2006 07:31:43 -0600, "HyperCube33 \(Life2Death\)"
<hypercube33@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Anyone recommend where and what tires I should get for my Saturn? (And if
>you know, how much they cost you.)
>
>Thanks!
I replaced the 195/60 15's on my daugthers SC2 this spring with some
with some 185/65 15's GoodYear Allegra's that I got over at Sams Club.
They are but 3 tenths of a inch bigger in diameter and the slightly
narrower tread together with its tread design provides supurb traction
on wet/slick surfaces as I discovered when I put a set of Allegra's on
my wifes car last fall. I tried them because the tread design looked
like it would work will and they did.
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> Anyone recommend where and what tires I should get for my Saturn? (And if
> you know, how much they cost you.)
>
> Thanks!
I really liked the ContiExtremeContact tires on my '96 SL2. Can't remember
what they cost.
Ken