Need new all season tires, what do you recommend?

Asked by forestgreen Dec 08, 2008 at 05:10 PM about the 1999 Subaru Forester S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi, I live in a place that gets lots of rain, occassional snow (maybe 2 or 3 times a year) on Vancouver Island. (Think hills, curves, windy roads)
I have a 1999 Suburu Forester I just love! My strong, reliable, tiger footed beauty needs new tires, I would just like one set I can leave on (and rotate of course!). What do you recommend?
Sometimes I may need to drive up island in bad weather (about  2 hours away) but
I usually don't make many long road trips.
Thank you!

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StreetPirate answered 15 years ago

take a good look at michellen tires. they are more expensive they others but last long, are quite and have a good track record.

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Fred answered 15 years ago

yea id go with michelin hydro edge is that what they are? i dont remember i havent got anyone to buy them cause they to expensive but they are an awesome tire in the rain

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