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If it fits your budget, I understand that the Goodyear Assurance ComfortDrive has rim protection, and has been receiving excellent reviews.

I’m glad you are pleased with your purchase! Yokohama and Michelin are my two “go to” brands. I have never had a bad experience with Yokohama tires.

I believe the best advice regarding tires literally is “Your mileage may vary.” The two best sets of tires I have ever had were Michelins…one set of Energy MXV4s on an Acura that lasted almost 100,000 miles with great traction and handling, and an Energy Saver A/S set that went 90,000 miles on...

I live in Southern California, where it hasn’t rained for what seems like a couple of centuries. I also opted specifically for the CrossClimate 2 tires to be installed on my MKC. The comfort, quiet ride, handling and traction are beyond any other tire I have ever owned in over forty years of...

Another possibility might be the Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season, which seems to occupy a “high performance” middle ground between the Grand Touring and UHP categories. I’m considering these as replacements for the Michelin Energy Saver A/S tires on my Fusion.

I specifically selected the Michelin Cross Climate 2 tires for our MKC, to avoid the tramlining issues that I had encountered in a previous set of Continental Cross Contact LX25s. They are excellent tires.