Not driven aggressively, just gets my dogs around and groceries... suggestions?

 

Pirelli has a good line of tires for cheap;however, they are a bit noisy though. P4000 to be exact. Factory Michelins are nice and quiet, but more expensive.

BTW, I don't think Austin snows much (if at all), but when I had the Pirellis, I never got stuck anywhere. Went up a hill with a Durango side by side.

 

I've always had horrible experiences with Pirellis. Unless of course, they are P-Zero's. Pirellis are known for tread separation and noisey drives. Avoid them if you can unless you want the ultra high performance P-Zero's.

BTW, just so you know, Sondra picked up some Yokohamas from TireRack and had them put on the 200K mile Accord the other day.

 

Dunlop D60 A2's.. Good H-Rated and cheap.. hmm see to be discontinued. The Sport A2's look to have replaced them, and are similarly cheap.

 

I will be getting a '93 accord soon. I'm going to replace the tires with Dunlop A2 Sports. I've had good experiences with Dunlop in the past.

 

I've always found you can't beat Falken's for the price.

 

I put Nitto NT460 on my Accord when I owned one. They lasted a very long time and did not show too much camber wear from the vehicle being lowered. Plus they were like $35/piece.