Goodyear Assurance?

[Whelan]

People seem to like them, I can get them at a good price. Everyone says the Eagle TS-A's on my AWD Trix now suck but I have not experienced anything wrong as of yet. But I would love a good all season tire, with slight V tread pattern and this seems to fit the bill. Opinions?

[Raven]

Assurance TripleTred is the best all season tire on the market. Long wear, great snow traction, no hydroplaning and Cool looks.

[redlava]

I've had them on for about 3 thousand miles and a few snow storms. No complaints at all. Hopefully they will still do the job after 30,000. Unlike my Eagles. I got mine from Sears for $110 a piece. Lowest price I could find for them not on the web.

[BlueCrush]

TripleTred's have been highly recommended on this site by current users. Another popular tire on this site lately has been the Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S: http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=25445

[Whelan]

I've heard good things about the Pilot Exalto's. I have had experience with Bridgestone Potenze RE950 (my favorite so far), Toyot Proxes 4, Falken ZX-512's for performance and Kelly's for snow.But I guess when the time comes late summer early fall I will have to choose one or the other. I know Michelin's can be pricey.I have 40k on my Eagle's now and they are good for another 10-15.

[bodhi_tree777]

Sorry to revive such an old thread, but didn't want to create a new one. Just had a new set of Assurance TripleTreds put on (205/55/16) my GT and so far so good. Bought the car in December with a pair of worn Yokohamas that had me sliding all over the place so the difference is pretty noticeable. Just wondering, for those of you who have had these on for a couple of years now, how are they holding up?Got a great price, btw. My local Goodyear/Gemini retailer matched tirerack.com's price (after putting up quite a fight about it) of $99 each, and I've got a $40 mail-in rebate coming back to me as well.