I put GY Assurance Comforttred tires on my Accord a few days ago. One would think by the name that they would be quiet comfortable tires. Ummm not the case..at least not on the Accord.
Before I replaced the tires that the previous owner had (2 really low tread GY Eagles on the front and 2 Superguards(?) on the rear) the ride was very smooth (go figure?) I put the GY's on and ride became busier and just doesn't feel right. Looks like teh shop had to use a bit of weight to get these tires balanced as well.
In any event these GY's are rated as 91V tires. I spoke with Sullivan tire about exchanging the tires as they have a 30 day ride guarantee. I'm looking at the Michelin Primacy MXV4 in the H rating as I can't see why an Accord would need a V rated tire. The online chat person is saying since my Accord came with V rated tires, that is what I should get in the Primacys.
I'm looking for comfort over performance as I have a 100 mile a day commute.
Opinions on ride comfort of V vs H? I'd rather save the money on the H rated 92H Primacy
Goose
Before I replaced the tires that the previous owner had (2 really low tread GY Eagles on the front and 2 Superguards(?) on the rear) the ride was very smooth (go figure?) I put the GY's on and ride became busier and just doesn't feel right. Looks like teh shop had to use a bit of weight to get these tires balanced as well.
In any event these GY's are rated as 91V tires. I spoke with Sullivan tire about exchanging the tires as they have a 30 day ride guarantee. I'm looking at the Michelin Primacy MXV4 in the H rating as I can't see why an Accord would need a V rated tire. The online chat person is saying since my Accord came with V rated tires, that is what I should get in the Primacys.
I'm looking for comfort over performance as I have a 100 mile a day commute.
Opinions on ride comfort of V vs H? I'd rather save the money on the H rated 92H Primacy
Goose