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I've got OEM tires on my 2000 T4R. They need replacing (currently, one is entirely flat but I can't find an airhose at any service station which is not frozen!)
I've read on this forum about Revos.
First, what are they and where do I buy them in Canada (I check the T4R Canada forum and it has nothing)?
Second, I never buy separate winter tires and want tires that won't throw out my sensors etc. but are as good as or better than the OEM tires. Hopefully with longer life too. So, are Revos All Season tires?
Third, the dealership told me if I put tires other than OEM style on my Toy, that they would be louder and I'd be sacrificing performance. Any comments on that? My main concern is safety. And I'd like them to last longer than 50,000 kms if that's realistic. Can't believe these tires need replacing already! I barely drive my Toy!
I know this sounds extremely basic but I love my Toy and don't want to screw it up! Making sense of all you experts is confusing although I am so grateful you're here!!
I should add, I mostly drive city, occasionally highway, and live in Ontario, Canada, so there is snow and ice to deal with during winter. Of course, not this winter so much
but usually.
Can anyone help with some advice? I've got to buy these things this week I think.
Thank you
I've got OEM tires on my 2000 T4R. They need replacing (currently, one is entirely flat but I can't find an airhose at any service station which is not frozen!)
I've read on this forum about Revos.
First, what are they and where do I buy them in Canada (I check the T4R Canada forum and it has nothing)?
Second, I never buy separate winter tires and want tires that won't throw out my sensors etc. but are as good as or better than the OEM tires. Hopefully with longer life too. So, are Revos All Season tires?
Third, the dealership told me if I put tires other than OEM style on my Toy, that they would be louder and I'd be sacrificing performance. Any comments on that? My main concern is safety. And I'd like them to last longer than 50,000 kms if that's realistic. Can't believe these tires need replacing already! I barely drive my Toy!
I know this sounds extremely basic but I love my Toy and don't want to screw it up! Making sense of all you experts is confusing although I am so grateful you're here!!
I should add, I mostly drive city, occasionally highway, and live in Ontario, Canada, so there is snow and ice to deal with during winter. Of course, not this winter so much
but usually.Can anyone help with some advice? I've got to buy these things this week I think.
Thank you
