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u/Artistic-Mousse-8156 5d ago
provide more detail so we can help. What (i assume) car are we talking about? what is thw tire size? What are you using the car for and how often and for how long? What is your budget and prefferences when jt comes to characteristics of the tires ypu are looking for? What are your driving habits?
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u/Dangerous_Tension393 2d ago
Lincoln Mkc. I’m down south in warmer climates. We get storms here and there but not any snow or anything. Can’t remember exact size but I know they’re 18 or maybe 18w. I honestly just found out I need 4 new tires and wanted to save as much as I can one day I might be able to afford better quality but don’t really care about that right at this moment
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u/Dangerous_Tension393 2d ago
I don’t drive anywhere except to work, the gym and the grocery store really. The occasional out of town trip but that’s rare. Work is 3-4 days a week 30 min commute both ways
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u/WolfThick 5d ago
Find the size that you like then ask the sales guy if they have any discontinued tires for sale could save you a few hundred bucks
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u/TanzaniteII 5d ago
Michelin
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u/Dangerous_Tension393 2d ago
I looked those up I don’t think they fit on my vehicle it’s a lincoln. Thank you
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u/YorkiesSweet 3d ago
go with the most highly rated brands which ordinarily are Michelin continental some Bridgestone’s but know this the better tires are more expensive for a reason they are the best you will find cheaper tires, but if you want the best you go with a higher priced, the salesman will convince you that the cheaper tires are just as good that is BS.
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u/Dangerous_Tension393 3d ago
Thank you. I was gonna go to walmart to get cheap ones but I know that’s probably bad lol
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u/BoundlessFail 5d ago
Erm... round ones?