help with tires

[Finemess]

I put a set of Cooper's on my truck at the end of winter. Very pleased with them.

CooperTiresConsumer - Cooper Zeon RS3-A<span class='trademark'>™</span>

 

[Infinitiman]

I prefer Michelin above others. Check Tirerack.com for best fit for your moms driving needs and the best fit for her,

I love the Michelins too but they can get pricy, but you do get what you pay for.



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[Klasse Act]

These are really good if you can find them in that size.

Continental ExtremeContact DWS

These are the best tires on the market, they do EVERYTHING! On a performance car, they offer "near" perf tire capabilities, doing great on dry, terrific in the rain and really, really cut in the snow. I had em' on my 2010 Fit sport and drove through a blizzard in them, well, 4 hrs in anyways and stayed on the road. Two of my buddies are on their 2nd set, the one buddy had em' on his wife's Saab 9-5 wagon, my g/f has em' on her Mazda 6 and another buddy got his buddy to put em' on his car, that car is a Mazdaspeed 3, as are the other 2 buddys, both with Mazdaspeed 3's, these tires do nothing but impress and aren't really that expensive for what they can do.

Please keep this mind, the tires are always in contact with the road, this is one place to not cut corners IMO!

 

[ScottB]

Look to Toyo's .... you'll get the quality of a Michellin and the pricing of a Hankook. Never failed yet and always my first consideration.