All season tires for suv. Any deals

[blt2010]

Hi Dis'ers
I am looking for all season tires for suv. (like buy 3..get one free). Any one seen deals lately? SAMs club has it for ~$600. looking to see if I can do better than that.

Thanks in advance.

 

[mrsbornkuntry]

Firestone often has coupons on their website, you could check there.

 

[Alexander]

SUVs generally have a larger size tire, so you probably won't find a "great" deal anywhere. You also don't want to settle for something. Make sure you get a good tire. I don't know where you live, but my Hummer came with Goodyears and they absolutely, positively are horrible in the snow. If you are driving where you have snow on a regular basis, you want something with an aggressive tread.

 

[mrodgers]

SUVs generally have a larger size tire, so you probably won't find a "great" deal anywhere. You also don't want to settle for something. Make sure you get a good tire. I don't know where you live, but my Hummer came with Goodyears and they absolutely, positively are horrible in the snow. If you are driving where you have snow on a regular basis, you want something with an aggressive tread.

Also note, just because the "Goodyears" in this quote were not good, doesn't mean all Goodyear tires are bad. Goodyear is just the manufacturer and Goodyear Wranglers (Goodyear being the brand, Wrangler being the model) are fantastic in the snow. They will just about go anywhere and through however deep of snow you want to drive through.

And it isn't the "aggressive" tread that makes it good in the snow. A good snow and ice tire will have a lot of sipes, which are the cuts in the tread. That is what grips in the snow and ice.

 

[mrodgers]

SUVs generally have a larger size tire, so you probably won't find a "great" deal anywhere. You also don't want to settle for something. Make sure you get a good tire. I don't know where you live, but my Hummer came with Goodyears and they absolutely, positively are horrible in the snow. If you are driving where you have snow on a regular basis, you want something with an aggressive tread.

Also note, just because the "Goodyears" in this quote were not good, doesn't mean all Goodyear tires are bad. Goodyear is just the manufacturer and Goodyear Wranglers (Goodyear being the brand, Wrangler being the model) are fantastic in the snow. They will just about go anywhere and through however deep of snow you want to drive through.

And it isn't the "aggressive" tread that makes it good in the snow. A good snow and ice tire will have a lot of sipes, which are the cuts in the tread. That is what grips in the snow and ice.