I am not sure this is an out dated topic at that - as it seems the tire work is changing fast. I have a set of the Hankooks 185s on my one Van. They are fine in wet and dry conditions and on highway et el. Snow and any mud....forget it. So I avoid those situations aap. I am now looking however for a 195 14 inch LT tire for my new van. That seems a more difficult proposition. The only reasonable one I can see is the yokohama http://www.tireteam.com/Tires/Yokohama/Y356/1957514/35602.html . BF Goodrich and Michilin I think make them, but they can be over $200 a pop. Anyone elst out there know of a better 195? On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Loren Busch <starwagen@gmail.com> wrote: > RE: Sources for Nokian Tires > A couple of posts since last night suggest that the info I was given was > correct. That Tire Factory has exclusive marketing in some (all?) areas in > the West but that there are other sources if you are out of that territory, > whatever that territory is. >
-- Kurt Grotz 484-477-2109 kurtgrotz@gmail.com |
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