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I'm looking to buy a set of 275/40/19 all the way around. Any recommendations on what kind of tire to buy? Don't need anything super sticky, I don't drive hard.
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I just put a pair of Pzero Rosso's in that size on the back of my car, though I haven't really put any time on them yet to give a fair evaluation. And they're expensive. Sumitomo HTR ZIII is pretty common and perform well, and the price is great. Michelin's got a few great options but the price gets up there and might be overkill for your purpose.
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Looks like the Michelin Pilot Super Sport is the best in the test. I 'might' try them for my next tire in a few more years
Edit: These tires don't come in my size so i won't be trying them .
They do come in the OP's size
Edit: These tires don't come in my size so i won't be trying them .
They do come in the OP's size
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I just put a pair of Pzero Rosso's in that size on the back of my car, though I haven't really put any time on them yet to give a fair evaluation. And they're expensive. Sumitomo HTR ZIII is pretty common and perform well, and the price is great. Michelin's got a few great options but the price gets up there and might be overkill for your purpose.
In my opinion if you drive wet conditions that's a reason to spend money on good tires. If just dry, for street only, lots of tires are perfectly fine.
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