Originally Posted By: jjjxlr8
I had a similar experience with the Energy MXV4 S8s that were on my wife's Accord - very slippery when wet! The tires still had 90% of the tread depth remaining but I had to replace them due to the safety factor. My wife had complained about siding and spinning the tires when taking off from a stop in the rain.
I'm in that EXACT situation currently. My wife is complaining about the Energy MXV4s on her Camry. Only have 12,000 miles on them.
Living north of Seattle we see a fair bit of rain.
I had a similar experience with the Energy MXV4 S8s that were on my wife's Accord - very slippery when wet! The tires still had 90% of the tread depth remaining but I had to replace them due to the safety factor. My wife had complained about siding and spinning the tires when taking off from a stop in the rain.
I'm in that EXACT situation currently. My wife is complaining about the Energy MXV4s on her Camry. Only have 12,000 miles on them.
Living north of Seattle we see a fair bit of rain.