CR-V Tires Again
 

OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and aren't
even made in the CR-V size.

So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's not
clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.

I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Go here: http://www.tirerack.com/ and put in Honda and your model year,
then select tires. Continue on and you will see some suggestions and
comments about various tire makes and models for your CR-V.

Ken

D.D. Pallmer wrote:
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and aren't
> even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's not
> clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Go here: http://www.tirerack.com/ and put in Honda and your model year,
then select tires. Continue on and you will see some suggestions and
comments about various tire makes and models for your CR-V.

Ken

D.D. Pallmer wrote:
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and aren't
> even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's not
> clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Go here: http://www.tirerack.com/ and put in Honda and your model year,
then select tires. Continue on and you will see some suggestions and
comments about various tire makes and models for your CR-V.

Ken

D.D. Pallmer wrote:
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and aren't
> even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's not
> clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Go here: http://www.tirerack.com/ and put in Honda and your model year,
then select tires. Continue on and you will see some suggestions and
comments about various tire makes and models for your CR-V.

Ken

D.D. Pallmer wrote:
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and aren't
> even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's not
> clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok


"D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
> aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
> not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok


"D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
> aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
> not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok


"D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
> aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
> not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok


"D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
> aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
> not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Gary wrote:
> I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok
>
>
> "D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
>
>>OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
>>tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
>>aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>>
>>So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
>>the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
>>Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
>>not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>>
>>I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
>>at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>>
>
>
>
Anyone in your area sell Toyo? bob

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Gary wrote:
> I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok
>
>
> "D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
>
>>OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
>>tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
>>aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>>
>>So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
>>the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
>>Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
>>not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>>
>>I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
>>at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>>
>
>
>
Anyone in your area sell Toyo? bob

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Gary wrote:
> I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok
>
>
> "D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
>
>>OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
>>tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
>>aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>>
>>So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
>>the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
>>Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
>>not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>>
>>I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
>>at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>>
>
>
>
Anyone in your area sell Toyo? bob

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

Gary wrote:
> I got the Michelin X. Seems to ride and handle ok
>
>
> "D.D. Pallmer" <ddpalmer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:I6idnWAVDb5fIibZnZ2dnUVZ_o-dnZ2d@comcast.com...
>
>>OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
>>tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and
>>aren't even made in the CR-V size.
>>
>>So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
>>the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
>>Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's
>>not clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>>
>>I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
>>at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?
>>
>
>
>
Anyone in your area sell Toyo? bob

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

"D.D. Pallmer" wrote:
>
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and aren't
> even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's not
> clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?


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'Curly'

Re: CR-V Tires Again
 

"D.D. Pallmer" wrote:
>
> OK, no one answered my question last week about putting on truck SUV type
> tires. Well, I since found out that they don't fit and don't work and aren't
> even made in the CR-V size.
>
> So my question is: What are the BEST tires to put on our AWD CR-V here in
> the often snowy hilly roads of Pittsburgh? I have generally felt that
> Michelins are the best tire (although they cost twice as much), but it's not
> clear that they even make a tire that is right for CR-V.
>
> I currently have the Dueler tires that came with it and seem to be wearing
> at 10,000 miles. I do NOT want to put them on again. HELP! WHADUIDU?


-----------------------------------------

Sign in (include your location) at hondasuv.com and search for these
phrases:
tires and snow
tires and winter
snow and hills

You'll have lots of good advice. You'll have to buy four because of your
AWD. I like GoodYear Ultra Grips. A directional snow tire. I have a 300'
driveway and don't believe in shoveling (and can't afford a Honda snow
blower) :-)

'Curly'