| Author | Topic:   replace slippery 185/65/14 tires? | 
	| John unregistered
 |  posted June 19, 2000 04:00 PM     My OEM all season 185/65/14 tires with 55k miles are getting scary to drive in the rain.   They spin excessively with minimal gas pressure when accelerating from a stop(especially when making a turn or going uphill!) and stopping with relatively hard brake pressure is an adventure in the rain.  They still have a fair amount of tread left and I'd hate to replace them prematurely. They still perform well in the dry.  Should I bite the bullet on these tires and replace them?  If so, what is a good tire in 185/65/14 size that has good wet traction, and acceptable snow and dry performance.  Rain performance is my #1 criteria.   Any advice appreciated!
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	| Rog unregistered
 |  posted July 06, 2000 11:12 AM     I don't understand your comment about premature replacement.
 The tires are old. You got 55k miles out of them and they are not delivering the #1 performance feature you want. Listen to your own question to see the answer to what you should do.
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	| Skidplate unregistered
 |  posted July 14, 2000 02:58 PM     Look here.
 http://www.tirerack.com
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	| Marc unregistered
 |  posted July 17, 2000 05:26 AM     I would certainly consider Nokian NRH2. Just
 great stuff!
 
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	| VW Driver unregistered
 |  posted July 29, 2000 03:55 PM     John,
 Replace the tires.
 Let me guess, you have GAs (first two letters in GArbage)
 Get Firestone SH30s and you will be happy.
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	| Patrick unregistered
 |  posted July 30, 2000 09:47 PM     Try vredestein quatrac 2's and you will
 never go back to another brand.
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