Tires for '98 Camry LE 4-cyl?

Michelin X-One - Standard Touring All-Season should be good choice, BJ and Costco also sell this tires under Michelin X redial name. check

SIMEX make a reasonabley priced tyre which perfroms well and has a higher and wider profile. S800 I think.

Jason

Simex never heard of them in USA

I was looking at the Harmony but found a very good sale on the X-1. I've been VERY pleased with them; they behave themselves in the wet, and on dry pavement don't even squeak when I nearly put the doorhandles on the pavement while cornering.

(The Firestones that came on the car were awful)

Dunlops Ive had got hard and useless after 5 years , they lost all traction. Consumer reports has rated tires. Michelin were tested to loose the least amount of air over periods. I always use michelin and have always been satisfied

Initially I liked the Dunlop Sport A2 but the wore out real quick like 20,000 miles. I have a set of Sumitomo(they own Dunlop) with a longer wear warranty and better tread design and they are wearing well. My local shop has had bad luck on Camry cars with the Dunlop Sports but good with the Sumitomo tires..So far I like them.

They are sold there. Simex are made in Malaysia and concentrate on 'performance tyres'.

Jason

NRJ - I'm running Michelin X's from Costco, and love them. They're quiet, have good traction, and handle well in both city and highway driving. My only concern is whether you can still get this model. I've put about 18,000 miles on them, and they're holding up well. I'd buy them again.

That's fine. Aren't most Michelins around $100 per tire? What happened to the Yokahama Avid Touring tires for around $40 from Tire Rack that were always rated so highly for comfort, good handling, quiet ride and long life?

Both spellings in Australia.

Jason