this is the first time for me buying tires. i have a 2002 dodge intrepid SE. i can‘t afford to buy super expensive tires, so i‘m wondering which ones to buy and where. my question is: what‘s the difference between passenger tires and performance tires? what would be good for my car?
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You'll get more mileage out of passenger tires.Racing tires have a higher speed rating and a softer rubber compound usually for better grip(neither of which you need).They do not last as long because of that.Try looking at Discount Tires or Pep Boys.If your a member Sam's Club is good too.
A performance tire has been tested and has to have a speed rating posted on performance. Normal passenger tires are only guaranteed to perform at highway speed (usually the upper limit is 70) without failure. Speed rating does not mean that a tire will give better mileage or stand up to road hazards better than a standard tire. In my humble opinion the extra cost of performance tires cannot be justified unless you are actually going to be driving at high speed.
