Replacement tires for OEM

Discussion in 'Clarity' started by JKroll, Feb 20, 2023.

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  1. petteyg359

    petteyg359 Well-Known Member

    Yokohama YK740 GTX. No mileage loss as far as I can tell, but drastically better handling than the OEM tires (I really hated it when the original tires would squeal and nearly lose traction turning right at a red light at no speed to speak of), and maybe a little improvement in noise. And yes, I'm comparing to when the OEM tires were as new as the car.
     
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  3. PHEV Newbie

    PHEV Newbie Well-Known Member

    If you don't get too much snow, I'd go with the Pilot Sport AS4. If you get a lot of snow, go with the CC2. Consumer Reports actually rates the CC2 winter performance in the middle of pack if it was a dedicated snow tire. You pay the price in loss of range, mpg. I have the CC2 on my Subaru and the highway mileage dropped from 31 mpg to 27 mpg compared to regular all season tires.
     

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