I Plan on getting new tires soon I live in north carolina and go to Virginia sometime, I know little about tires or which to choose need help deciding on tires for 2022 camry hybrid le I do like going out to camp every once in a while on dusty rocky roads any ideas for a specific tire and specific place to get them at money isn't really an issue althouth i would prefer cheap whilst maintain quality smooth quiet riding and MPG. Maybe it's just me but the oem tires that came with my car seem kind loudish at times on the highway. But any help is appreciated thanks.
do like going out to camp every once in a while on dusty rocky roads any ideas for a specific tire and specific place to get them at money isn't really an issue althouth i would prefer cheap whilst maintain quality smooth quiet riding and MPG
A tire that's all of the above is basically any kind of all-season, run-of-the-mill tire. It's all based on the compound. A cheaper tire is generally not a quality tire. There are lots of different tire compounds, and they vary significantly. A cheaper tire would be a Kelly All-Season tire. It's made in the USA. It's basically a bottom shelf Goodyear tire. They're made by the same corporation.
I will keep a note of that Kelly all season tire thank you.
You did not state what tire was OEM which you do not like, nor the tire size for your Camry. I have always liked Michelins on my Toyotas. I have tried cheaper tires and found that you do get what you pay for.
Now living in California from NC, I shop at Americas Tires because they carry a good selection of tires and have mileage warranties on the tires they sell plus free rotation and balancing every 5K miles or as needed and free flat repair. The tires also come with a free pro-rated road hazard warranty, although they do not inform the customer of this and try to up-sale a full coverage road hazard warranty (called a certificate) for a certain amount per tire, but I have always declined this and opted for the free pro-rated road hazard warranty.
Anyhow in checking in NC where these stores are called Discount Tires, I found the Michelin Energy Saver A/S for $127.00 each. It has a 65K mile warranty. And they are currently offering a $110 online discount which would bring the price down to $99.50 per tire. That's a good price for a Michelin! And if you are Military, there is an additional 5% discount and for seniors another $10 off per tire. On their website they provide detailed descriptions of each tire regarding tire construction, ride and performance characteristics, wet and dry traction and noise ratings as well as customer reviews. I noticed that this tire has a 96% approval rating.
If you are interested you would need to contact a store near you to see if they are in stock. And if you shop elsewhere, the Michelin discount may be available there as well.
PS: that price was for a 205/65 R16