* 2003 Vibe Auto Satellite Silver w / Moons & Tunes
* Kenwood Excelon KDC-X597
* Polk DB651-Speakers
* Soundproofcow Roadblock R sound deadening in all doors
* Drop In K & N Filter
* NGK Iridium IX Plugs
* 27 MPG City/Highway with AC on
seeing how the first one has "Fewer than 2", the second would be your choice lol. Plus the second one has a mean looking tread and has a higher tread life. But I don't really know much about tires though so take my words with a grain of salt.
April 2010 Co-MOTM * Custom LED Gauge Cluster swap * LED dome, HVAC, and shifter * Retrofit projector w/ blue halo * Kenwood KDC-HD942U * Herculined cargo area * Debadged *Wolfman's Garage
Car and Driver just did a test - if snow/freezing temps are not a concern, Hankook was the best value - near the top in both dry and wet and near the cheaper end on price.http://www.tirerack.com/tires/...+K110I'm running Hankook's on my Civic right now and love them. They are just as sticky and wear even better than my previous Kumho SPTs.
1997 Civic EX sedan w/auto trans2001 Accord EX sedan w/5-spd manual2009 Vibe 2.4L w/5-spd manual, sunroof, monsoon, GT spoiler, Magnaflow muffler and rolled SS tip, lowered on H-Tech springs, window tint, debadged (save the red arrow!).
I had the ASX on my Matrix for a few miles. Good tire, not great, just good. My current General Exclaims are doing 1000x better. The wear on the ASX is too fast and the tire likes to give fairly quickly. My General tire has been flawless and given me plenty of feedback when needed. I have a good 30-40k on them and they are still showing little wear.
Opinions are like A-Holes... everyone has one.....I have the ASX's and I've been happy with them, but they are a cheaper tire so I'm willing to sacrafice a little for the cheaper tire. I got a set of 4 for my 17's for $240 shipped.