What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
After the original equipment good year tires, I purchased a set of Toyo
100K miles tires and they are doing fine on the highway and they were
much cheaper. After 30,000 or so miles they still have a lot of tread
left. They are a softer tire and seems to handle better in slippery
conditions than the orginal equipment tires.
Larry
100K miles tires and they are doing fine on the highway and they were
much cheaper. After 30,000 or so miles they still have a lot of tread
left. They are a softer tire and seems to handle better in slippery
conditions than the orginal equipment tires.
Larry
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
After the original equipment good year tires, I purchased a set of Toyo
100K miles tires and they are doing fine on the highway and they were
much cheaper. After 30,000 or so miles they still have a lot of tread
left. They are a softer tire and seems to handle better in slippery
conditions than the orginal equipment tires.
Larry
100K miles tires and they are doing fine on the highway and they were
much cheaper. After 30,000 or so miles they still have a lot of tread
left. They are a softer tire and seems to handle better in slippery
conditions than the orginal equipment tires.
Larry
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
After the original equipment good year tires, I purchased a set of Toyo
100K miles tires and they are doing fine on the highway and they were
much cheaper. After 30,000 or so miles they still have a lot of tread
left. They are a softer tire and seems to handle better in slippery
conditions than the orginal equipment tires.
Larry
100K miles tires and they are doing fine on the highway and they were
much cheaper. After 30,000 or so miles they still have a lot of tread
left. They are a softer tire and seems to handle better in slippery
conditions than the orginal equipment tires.
Larry
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
Fred Mau did pass the time by typing:
> I do mostly highway driving with my 2000 XJ 2WD Cherokee. Never off-road.
> For me, it's more of a large station wagon than an SUV.
>
> Given my usage, what are the QUIETEST tires I can put on it ? This thing's
> got enough road noises as it is, I don't want tires that sound like a jet
> engine at 70 MPH.
Michelin LTX M/S
Ran those on the ZJ for a looooong time. Great grip on ice and in the rain.
Not so hot in mud, but still good.
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DougW
> I do mostly highway driving with my 2000 XJ 2WD Cherokee. Never off-road.
> For me, it's more of a large station wagon than an SUV.
>
> Given my usage, what are the QUIETEST tires I can put on it ? This thing's
> got enough road noises as it is, I don't want tires that sound like a jet
> engine at 70 MPH.
Michelin LTX M/S
Ran those on the ZJ for a looooong time. Great grip on ice and in the rain.
Not so hot in mud, but still good.
--
DougW
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
Fred Mau did pass the time by typing:
> I do mostly highway driving with my 2000 XJ 2WD Cherokee. Never off-road.
> For me, it's more of a large station wagon than an SUV.
>
> Given my usage, what are the QUIETEST tires I can put on it ? This thing's
> got enough road noises as it is, I don't want tires that sound like a jet
> engine at 70 MPH.
Michelin LTX M/S
Ran those on the ZJ for a looooong time. Great grip on ice and in the rain.
Not so hot in mud, but still good.
--
DougW
> I do mostly highway driving with my 2000 XJ 2WD Cherokee. Never off-road.
> For me, it's more of a large station wagon than an SUV.
>
> Given my usage, what are the QUIETEST tires I can put on it ? This thing's
> got enough road noises as it is, I don't want tires that sound like a jet
> engine at 70 MPH.
Michelin LTX M/S
Ran those on the ZJ for a looooong time. Great grip on ice and in the rain.
Not so hot in mud, but still good.
--
DougW
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
Fred Mau did pass the time by typing:
> I do mostly highway driving with my 2000 XJ 2WD Cherokee. Never off-road.
> For me, it's more of a large station wagon than an SUV.
>
> Given my usage, what are the QUIETEST tires I can put on it ? This thing's
> got enough road noises as it is, I don't want tires that sound like a jet
> engine at 70 MPH.
Michelin LTX M/S
Ran those on the ZJ for a looooong time. Great grip on ice and in the rain.
Not so hot in mud, but still good.
--
DougW
> I do mostly highway driving with my 2000 XJ 2WD Cherokee. Never off-road.
> For me, it's more of a large station wagon than an SUV.
>
> Given my usage, what are the QUIETEST tires I can put on it ? This thing's
> got enough road noises as it is, I don't want tires that sound like a jet
> engine at 70 MPH.
Michelin LTX M/S
Ran those on the ZJ for a looooong time. Great grip on ice and in the rain.
Not so hot in mud, but still good.
--
DougW
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
I really liked the Toyo 800 touring tires on my Subaru. Quiet, but with
good wet road traction. I have the Michelin Cross Terrains 235/75s on
the jeep for summer ... they're quiet enough for me ... a lot quieter
than the Toyo Observe GO-2 ice/snow 225/75s I use in winter :-)
good wet road traction. I have the Michelin Cross Terrains 235/75s on
the jeep for summer ... they're quiet enough for me ... a lot quieter
than the Toyo Observe GO-2 ice/snow 225/75s I use in winter :-)
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
I really liked the Toyo 800 touring tires on my Subaru. Quiet, but with
good wet road traction. I have the Michelin Cross Terrains 235/75s on
the jeep for summer ... they're quiet enough for me ... a lot quieter
than the Toyo Observe GO-2 ice/snow 225/75s I use in winter :-)
good wet road traction. I have the Michelin Cross Terrains 235/75s on
the jeep for summer ... they're quiet enough for me ... a lot quieter
than the Toyo Observe GO-2 ice/snow 225/75s I use in winter :-)
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
I really liked the Toyo 800 touring tires on my Subaru. Quiet, but with
good wet road traction. I have the Michelin Cross Terrains 235/75s on
the jeep for summer ... they're quiet enough for me ... a lot quieter
than the Toyo Observe GO-2 ice/snow 225/75s I use in winter :-)
good wet road traction. I have the Michelin Cross Terrains 235/75s on
the jeep for summer ... they're quiet enough for me ... a lot quieter
than the Toyo Observe GO-2 ice/snow 225/75s I use in winter :-)
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Re: What are the QUIETEST tires for a Cherokee ?
Oh yeah ... if you have alloy wheels, have a reputable shop install the
new tires for you. They'll clean up/treat the rims and valve stem
openings correctly to prevent that tire destroying slow leak problem.
new tires for you. They'll clean up/treat the rims and valve stem
openings correctly to prevent that tire destroying slow leak problem.