The best place to look is tirerack.com. Input car data and see what's available.

Messing with tire and wheel size can cause problems with ABS, Traction control, TPM, speedometer and handling of the car. Not to mention fitting. Type also matters. I had a 97 Acura CL and put M/S (mud and show) tires on it. Road a bit softer but gripped in snow like the original all season ones never did.

I don't remember the brand at the moment but my 23SR came with M/S tires. Is that what you have? I got the feeling that was all that was available for the Mexico production plant.

 

You look at the tires size that is installed and get the same size.
Tirerack in NOT the best place. Might be for some, but its not the only place to go.

 

my stock tires cost me 1300 dollars installed the ft is a factory tire and very expensive.. there are other options but id stick with the stock tires

 

Sorry you paid so much!!!

 

thats for the stock firestone tires at the dealer.. and tires are about 200 a piece now not including mounting balance and disposal and california fees etc so yea

 

$200 x 4 = $800 - You post total at $1300.
If your paying that much for install and "fees" you ARE over paying!
I got tires at Walmart on a black Friday special for under $100 a piece, Goodyear tires. Total was around $500 for 4 tires. But go ahead and feed that dealer.

 

220 each plus what ever it was to install 30 i think 2 dollars each for disposal.. so yea it was 1300 something.. i went to the dealer.. and dealer labor too 1 hour 180 firestones factory..

 

and tax... so yea 1300.. dealers are expensive

 

You still are missing the point.
Even at tires just being $880 -
1300-880 = 420.
So for $420 you paid to have them mounted, some fees, and you think that is reasonable???
In my experience I didnt pay more than a few buck, a few bucks not a few hundred, for the same thing. Oh yeah and my few bucks include lifetime flat repair!

 

880 plus 30x4 =120 plus 180 install plus 10x4 for disposal

total 1,220
i think it was 20 each for disposal.. i have to re look at my paper work..

but yes 1300

geesh man my math is right

i could of gotten cheaper tires from them they had a sale some bfgood rich or something like that buy 2 get 2 free..

but i went with the stock ones.. the more expensive ones..

my bill was more than that actually i had to program a key at a cost of another 420 dollars .. so yea

i dont understand why your going huh?

 

I'm trying to say SORRY you paid so much.
That's all.
You see if you bought tires at even a tire store you might even have gotten a reduced price.

 

i belive when i did some research. that discount tire and firestone didnt have them in stock it woulda been 1 month.. etc to wait and they had them in stock at the dealer they were about 300-400 more at the dealer total price .. discount the tires were about 175 each i think and 10 bucks for install and mounting and 2 dollars so i wasnt paitient at all.. just wanted them done and i wanted them to go on the car fax since my dealership reprots to car fax every repair..

 

Stick with the stock size and check out Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ on tirerack.com Great reviews and $639.08 for 4.

 

$160 each is NOT a good price!

 

It is not good to get the cheapest tire you can find. Handling, ride quality, noise are major factors for day to day driving. $160 is a good price for a great tire.

 

Great tire? - Its like the best cookie, or the best song.
Everyone has their own fav.
I got Black Friday deal at Walmart for Goodyear tires and they are good enough for me at under $100 a tire.
But since you have the cash to over spend - go ahead!