Originally Posted by Rich

Thanks for your clear and helpful explanation.

I am not trying to save money on tires; the tires I am thinking of are actually more expensive than the Dunlops.

I am interested in better wet traction and a smoother, quieter ride. That is why I am looking at the Goodyear Assurance ComforTreds which get very high marks on Tirerack.

Of course, I want to lose as few mpg's as possible, but understand that I will lose some, hopefully no more than 10%. My mpg is consistently 48-50.

Originally Posted by Rich

Thanks for your clear and helpful explanation.

I am not trying to save money on tires; the tires I am thinking of are actually more expensive than the Dunlops.

I am interested in better wet traction and a smoother, quieter ride. That is why I am looking at the Goodyear Assurance ComforTreds which get very high marks on Tirerack.

Of course, I want to lose as few mpg's as possible, but understand that I will lose some, hopefully no more than 10%. My mpg is consistently 48-50.