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Definitely shop around if you can as you can get huge variation in prices.
Avoid anything like winrun, good ride etc. Will be cheap, but bad.
Something like a continental premium contact 2 would be good.
Or Michelin primacy. Yokohama is normally good and so are pirelli and even hankook.
I wouldn't spend more than $130 per tyre including fitting and get an alignment too. Normally $60 when fitting tyres.
I also wouldn't spend less than $90 a tyre either.
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Nokian z line for a good in wet weather 3 season tyre.
Michelin Cross climate for an almost 4 season tyre that is solid on snow, slush, bus diesel, city grease, rain, deep rain and snow again. Not as good on 20c plus dry tarmac but when does that ever happen here lol
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What tyres should I get, boyz and gurls?
The car was free so happy to get spendy on some nice touring tyres that will look after me in all conditions... We're talking tropical heat and torrential monsoon conditions...
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