Hi all-my '03 CE has the stock crappy Uniroyal Tiger Paws on it, 56,000KM and they are practically history, so I'm looking for suitable replacements. I'm interested in a tire that has good wet performance, and that will also give decent snow traction as well. My wife has a set of Dunlop Sport S' on her '97 Golf that are decent on wet and/or dry pavement, but I find that they are too soft, and are wearing out too rapidly for my liking. I'm more into durability as opposed to cornering ability; anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you in advance! 
These would rock out and I would upgrade to a 195 tire.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...yes&place=0
I don't own this set, but Yokohama makes some really nice stuff. You can go by reviews.
I own a set of Yokohama ice guard tires and they are nicer and cheaper then the Blizzaks.
i have the H4s in stock size and theyre good tires.
If you are more into durability I'd go for these;
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...eModel=AVID+TRZ
I put a set on mine when the car was practically new and upgraded to 195/65-15 as on the S and LE.
They are great in the wet but I use a dedicated set of wheels and tires for the winter so can't comment on their winter behavior.
I find the Michelin X radial product available at BJs to be a terrific product. I'm on my 4th set and they've performed admirably.
My current set has over 90K on them....they'll be changed before June.
Hi all-my '03 CE has the stock crappy Uniroyal Tiger Paws on it, 56,000KM and they are practically history, so I'm looking for suitable replacements. I'm interested in a tire that has good wet performance, and that will also give decent snow traction as well. My wife has a set of Dunlop Sport S' on her '97 Golf that are decent on wet and/or dry pavement, but I find that they are too soft, and are wearing out too rapidly for my liking. I'm more into durability as opposed to cornering ability; anyone have any suggestions?Thank you in advance!
Thanks guys,
I was going to wait until after the summer until I get new rubber, but these Uniroyals suck (slick?) big time...Even with slightly wet conditions, the tires totally lack traction-makes me sound like I'm redlining, when I'm applying normal throttle from a stop.
I was also looking at Pirelli P3000 M&S Touring tires...they seem to be in line with what I'm looking at as well , but I think the Yoko's will be more cost effective.
Thanks again!
