Uniroyal Tiger Paw tires came on my 2002 Impala from the factory. I got very good service out of them. In fact, I've been thinking of going back to them for my next set when I reach the 240,000-250,000 mile window on my Impala.. I've got some Goodyear's on there now (Assurance?), and they haven't done very well, but then again ... I got them at Wal-Mart, so what do you expect, right?I’m running 20x8 Camaro rims, but I have a set of 245/45/20 Uniroyal Tiger Paw Touring A/S that just came in last week waiting for me to get them installed. I did the research, they’re made by Michelin, have a good warranty (65K miles for my size, 75K in 17” sizes) and they were reasonably priced! Have no idea if they’re available in your needed size, but I’m giving them a try... I ordered mine from tirebuyer...I also got a 7% teacher discount at tirebuyer and then used a credit card linked to my PayPal account for an additional 5% cash back on PayPal purchases![]()
Assurance at WM are not the same tire as Assurance from other vendors. Goodyear makes specific ones for WM and they are only warrantied at / by WM . Goodyear store will not even warranty them if you bought them at WM.Uniroyal Tiger Paw tires came on my 2002 Impala from the factory. I got very good service out of them. In fact, I've been thinking of going back to them for my next set when I reach the 240,000-250,000 mile window on my Impala.. I've got some Goodyear's on there now (Assurance?), and they haven't done very well, but then again ... I got them at Wal-Mart, so what do you expect, right?
Those tires are on my short list for next tire replacement. If we ever get to drive our vehicles more than we have since March 2020 and COVID-19.I have goodyear assurance weatherready on my 2012 fwd v6. Ive put about 12k miles on them so far and havent had any troubles yet. We had a mild winter so didnt get much snow or ice driving yet. They work great in rain and dry. There quiet as well.
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Hopefully by next Spring/Summer things will largely be back to "normal" as it relates to driving and commuting. I think we are in store for another 6-8 months of whatever you want to call this current situation.Those tires are on my short list for next tire replacement. If we ever get to drive our vehicles more than we have since March 2020 and COVID-19.
Not till 80% vaccinations. But i have traveled a decent amount since march with no issues. It was all driving to and from destinations of course.Hopefully by next Spring/Summer things will largely be back to "normal" as it relates to driving and commuting. I think we are in store for another 6-8 months of whatever you want to call this current situation.
Agreed. Only 50% of people get a flu shot every year, so I don't expect much more than that for the Covid vaccine. Officials have been in the first phase of vaccinations here for almost 3 months now. They simply cannot get a steady supply to be able to get the health workers/first responders/65+ population taken care of. Four months ago I anticipated 6-8 months, looks like I was a little too optimistic. Local officials are projecting July/August before vaccinations reach the point that the "regular population" will be eligible.I don't think we will ever get to 90% vaccination. Too many anti vaxers. The health workers aren't even there, I believe. Crazy.
Any weird feelings after the shots? We won't get it for a while in Canada. We are dead last on the number of vaccination administered (in developed countries). Too many fighting in between the provinces. Politicians put their own interests first. No compromises, typical for politicians...On a brighter note, wife and I got our 2nd vaccine today. We met the over 65 criterion. We had to drive 150 miles round trip in somewhat snowy weather, but well worth it.
Yep bought them 2 weeks ago. Drove in 5" snow today. A world of difference from the OEM tires. On the dry pavement the ride was about the same. They seemed quieter doing 55 on the highway. So far I feel I made an excellent purchase and recommend them for others.Goodyear Assurance Weather Ready tires are also a good choice if you need to drive in snow part of the year.