Gathering prices for new 3 season tires............ - Toyota Yaris Forums

IllusionX · 11-28-2013, 02:51 PM

handling > mpg.

i went with 195/55R15 for my summers with no real difference in mpg vs 185/60R15. Lower sidewall increases handling. But, i did not have all-season tires (or 3 seasons tires for that matter). I was running on Yokohama S.Drive which i paid 580$ tax in and installed locally.
Last time i checked, when specials hit on discounttiredirect, they come to about 360$ for the set. Sears charges 90$ to install tires on steel wheels, which includes new valves back when I did my tire changes. I'm not sure about the TMPS sensor.. i don't have one. But a rebuild kit is usually recommended when installing new tires and cost 10-15$/wheel.

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11-28-2013, 02:51 PM	#1
IllusionX It's the illusion you see View User's Garage Drives: 07 Yaris Sedan Aero Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Brossard, QC Posts: 3,888	handling > mpg. i went with 195/55R15 for my summers with no real difference in mpg vs 185/60R15. Lower sidewall increases handling. But, i did not have all-season tires (or 3 seasons tires for that matter). I was running on Yokohama S.Drive which i paid 580$ tax in and installed locally. Last time i checked, when specials hit on discounttiredirect, they come to about 360$ for the set. Sears charges 90$ to install tires on steel wheels, which includes new valves back when I did my tire changes. I'm not sure about the TMPS sensor.. i don't have one. But a rebuild kit is usually recommended when installing new tires and cost 10-15$/wheel.