Goodyear Tripletred

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djb383
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Goodyear Tripletred

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Is anyone running 225-50-16 Goodyear Tripletreds on their Vibe? How do you like them? Are they as quite as they claim? Thanks.
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MadBill
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Re: Goodyear Tripletred (djb383)

Post by MadBill »

We have Tripletred 235/60/16"s on our Buick Park Avenue. They're really quiet and a lot better riding than the original Goodyear Conquests and the snow traction beats my top-rated Dunlop Winter Sport M3s!
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Post by djb383 »

Thanks for the response, I appreciate it. I'm thinking about a set for the Vibe and was wondering about road noise or the lack of it. Thanks again.
'05 Lava Tutone base, Pwr Grp, Moon & Tunes, 16" alloys, Auto.....Yep, it's gotta HEMI
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Post by zionzr2 »

I think I may go with these for my wifes car soon...And if something bad were to happen to my RS-A's then I'd probably go with the TT's on my Vibe too...
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Post by Altus »

Same here - our stock RS-A's are just about done at 78,000 kms, and I don't trust them for another winter so I'm just about decided on a set of TripleTred's. Hmm.....
2003 Shadow Vibe -- Alloys, Auto, and Allota fun!Vibe #4,873Sadly, traded-in for a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan
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Post by djpositivek »

Dare I ask how much these would cost ? For the stock 16" ones. Don't forget to specify CAN or US $$. Thanks.Hopefully my new RSA's will last for quite awhile with proper pressure and not driving too hard.
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bash1979
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Post by bash1979 »

Yup, I'm running them and they're awesome! They're super quiet on freshly paved roads, but you do notice a little bit of noise on older roads (like any average tire really). They are AMAZING in the rain (although, you'll notice that the rear tires "spit up" a lot of water...probably because of the deep tread they have....i would suggest mudflaps). Also, I've never made them squeal once (and believe me, I've tried!). Can't comment on a price....I had the dealer swap out the RSAs and throw the TripleTreds on there before I drove the Vibe off the lot. Apparently, the retail price of either tire brand new is very similar.
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Post by djb383 »

http://www.tirerack.com/ has 205/55/16 TripleTred for $105 plus shipping.
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Post by Altus »

Well the only places I've seen prices so far have been at Canadian Tire, so I've still got some shopping around to do before I decide on where I'm buying.Here's the fun part - at CT, the RS-A's are considered a "High Performance All-Season" and the TT's are "Premium All-Season".Canadian Prices for 205/55-16 (ea):RS-A = $189.49TT = $158.99Cool! So not only are the TripleTread's a better tire, but they're $31.50 CHEAPER! WOO HOO!
2003 Shadow Vibe -- Alloys, Auto, and Allota fun!Vibe #4,873Sadly, traded-in for a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan
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