Best tires for 2015 Camry
#1
02-19-2019, 10:17 PM
Best tires for 2015 Camry
Hello everyone!
I am new here, I have a big tire and car background (used to be a tech, am now a service advisor) anyways I’m trying to get input from other Camry owners. I have a 2015 XSE with 225/45/18 size. After the factory tires I went over to the Michelin pilot sport a/s 3 love them I have had them on a few different cars. I got about 26k and might be able to push it to 30k if I nurse her, my problem is I don’t want to drop a grand on tires if they are not going to last me. Just trying to see if anyone else has had better luck with other brands.
I am new here, I have a big tire and car background (used to be a tech, am now a service advisor) anyways I’m trying to get input from other Camry owners. I have a 2015 XSE with 225/45/18 size. After the factory tires I went over to the Michelin pilot sport a/s 3 love them I have had them on a few different cars. I got about 26k and might be able to push it to 30k if I nurse her, my problem is I don’t want to drop a grand on tires if they are not going to last me. Just trying to see if anyone else has had better luck with other brands.
#2
02-20-2019, 11:06 AM
When I do tire research every few years, I find 100 different opinions from 100 different people. Started sticking to Michelin as seemed as good as any for normal driving. I have Michelin Defenders purchased on their buy 3 get one free.
My experience is the softer the tire tread, the better the grip, the shorter the tire life.
Are the tires wearing evenly or more on a front inner edge?
Have needed go beyond a typically alignment on some cars. This being a camber kit or such to get a tire to wear evenly.
If your looking for opinions try Tirerack.com and Toyotanation.com.
If price a concern, there are used tire places. Shopped them when driving a lot of miles and going through tires.
My experience is the softer the tire tread, the better the grip, the shorter the tire life.
Are the tires wearing evenly or more on a front inner edge?
Have needed go beyond a typically alignment on some cars. This being a camber kit or such to get a tire to wear evenly.
If your looking for opinions try Tirerack.com and Toyotanation.com.
If price a concern, there are used tire places. Shopped them when driving a lot of miles and going through tires.
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