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HAHAHAHAHAHA @ rshunter. IMO, your family's safety is not worth riding on the tire any longer. Replace it!

Thanks STS. I did have the Traction TAs on my list but a few reported them as noisy and they just look noisy to me. So we went with the Advantage over the Traction.

Tried the TRZs and then the BFG Advantage TA

We tried the TRZs. There was a humming at highway speed that I was not comfortable with and had attributed to the tires since it was not there when I brought it in with the old OEM tires. Yokohama has a great return policy. I used it for a full refund (including mount and balance!). After some...

I'm planning on trying the CS4s when the OEMs on my Mazda6 wear out next year.

Originally Posted By: sayjac Sorry CVette, I should have gone back and reread your original post and realized you had already done your homework. No, not at all, I hope I didn't sound short or harsh in my reply. I've been to tirerack.com so many times I almost feel I am over-thinking my tire...

Thanks sayjac, I've reviewed them many times. I'm probably going with the Yoko TRZs but was interested in Audi Junkies opinion since he seemed luke warm on the TRZs.

Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie I hear they are good in snow, but that's not really my experience. Considering the wear rating, they are good, but dont' compare to the best all-seasons. I do recommend them to people who drive in snow and are used to mundane tires. What would you consider the...

Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR Asymmetrical tires must be mounted on the wheels correctly as the mark on the side wall indicated: Outside vs Inside. Asymmetrical tires can be rotated cross-X, Directional tires can be rotated front-rear only. So the Altimax HP is a directional tire. So once the...

Thanks finklejag, I'll check out the Coopers. yeah, there aren't many reviews on the TouringS but I'm thinking they are an evolution of the Touring, which has many good reviews. Just read this thread. . What's the difference between directional and asymmetrical? I thought they were the same...

Thanks HTSS_TR and sayjac. Instead of thread jacking

I'm looking for an a/s replacement for our 2005 Altima's oem Continental Touring Contact A/S (215-60-16). They only lasted 34k miles in 4 years and my wife is not an aggressive driver. Maybe it has to do with tire age. I own a Mazda6 and am spirited at times. We're looking for an all around good...

Originally Posted By: ryster Originally Posted By: Dupree Originally Posted By: 97tbird Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie imo get the RT because of wear. I just wish the RT's survey for light snow and wet weather was as strong as the HP...or am I not gonna see that much of a difference...

mpvue, I know what you mean. I think they are mainstream but sometimes you are more comfortable with what you know, and it's her car. We'll see if I can convince her because I've read both the Touring S and the TRZ are great tires...hardly any bad reviews (aside from the limited cracking issue)...

Hello all, I'm new to this forum. I'm looking for an a/s replacement for our 2005 Altima's oem Continental Touring Contact A/S (only 34k miles on them!). I'm looking for an all around good tire for northeast winters (snow/wet traction) with low noise, not too stiff and decent wear (~50-60k). I...