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T O P I C     R E V I E W Mitch Berger I need to replace the tires on my '97 Sebring Conv. JXi. I live in Miami, so winter driving is not an issue. Any suggestions? ------------------ [This message has been edited by Mitch Berger (edited June 19, 2002).] donfromnaples depending on how you drive and what you like from a tire: here are some different types of tires that have all received good marks- Dunlop SP A2, Bridgestone RE950, Kumho Ecsta Supra 712, Goodyear Eagle HP, Dunlop Sp Sport FM901. Now I only chose ones that will do decent in the rain, and cost less than $100 each. The Kumhos and Dunlop FMs are very sticky tires for aggressive drivers or higher performance vehicles. The other tires stick better than average family car tire, but last a bit longer than the two stickier tires will ever last. Check out some online shopping at tirerack.com and tires.com. Tirerack.com has some test results and many customer reviews. Mitch Berger Thanks. I have checked out tirerack.com, and will check out tires.com. Any opinions on Yokohama Avid T4 or Pirelli P6000 or P6000 Sport Veloce? I'm getting the impression that Michelin MXV4/MXV4 Plus and Pilot Primacy are good but overpriced...