3.3TT Latest Stinger Insantity GT2 AWD

[NYLAWBIZ]

These are my favorite. Worked well through winters in Michigan and Kansas on RWD Chargers and a Challenger. 60,000 mile warranty and a lot less costly.

Actually 45,000 mile warranty per Tirerack.

 

[MisterMac]

These are my favorite. Worked well through winters in Michigan and Kansas on RWD Chargers and a Challenger. 60,000 mile warranty and a lot less costly.

 

[MisterMac]

I forgot to insert the picture of my favorite tire

 

[NYLAWBIZ]

Which would you pick:

 

[Waynerm002]

The PS AS 3+ is the better tire if you drive and corner hard and want a tire that can handle that sort of thing. If you are more of a cruiser and want a quiet comfortable tire, the Premier AS is the one you want to go with.

 

[WildBill]

I liked the AS/3. Though I only ran them in the better of the 3 seasons. Got the best mileage out of them compared to the other tires I ran. But just don't expect to get the full rated mileage that the warranty states. AWD cars chew through tires. And I expect the stinger to be on the bad side of AWD tire mileage.

 

[SilverNitr8]

I'm sporting the BFGoodrich Comp 2AS on my 19 staggered. I had the 18s on my Sonata and I like them a lot. They are ranked #2 in UHP All Season. No.1 was the Michelin AS3. No. 6 was the General Gmax. Not sure what tires fall in the #3, 4, and 5 slot.

 

[westcoastGT]

I'm sporting the BFGoodrich Comp 2AS on my 19 staggered. I had the 18s on my Sonata and I like them a lot. They are ranked #2 in UHP All Season. No.1 was the Michelin AS3. No. 6 was the General Gmax. Not sure what tires fall in the #3, 4, and 5 slot.

Got the same on mine ! So far excellent tire !

 

[MisterMac]

I liked the AS/3. Though I only ran them in the better of the 3 seasons. Got the best mileage out of them compared to the other tires I ran. But just don't expect to get the full rated mileage that the warranty states. AWD cars chew through tires. And I expect the stinger to be on the bad side of AWD tire mileage.

I had over 60,000 miles on the Motivos with my SRT 392 Charger and 5/32 nds left when I traded it in

 

[stinger1168]

I would replace oem with Yokohama ADVAN Sport A/S. Square set up 18", 5yr/50K warranty $144 per tire and for the 19" staggered set up, $161 for the fronts and $190 for the rears with a 5 yr/25K warranty. These tires get very good reviews and seem like excellent value on tirerack.com.

 

[MerlintheMad]

I put Nitto Motivo A/S on last Friday. That 60K mile treadlife warranty turns into 30K on a staggered setup. Still beats the socks off anything Michelin has to offer. So far: quieter than Pilot summer tires that are OEM; smoother riding; and they seem to corner very well, I can't tell any difference in handling with the Michelins (that would take a crazy racer car driver to tell differences). The UHP (Y) rating warms my cockles. I just love having tires on that are rated above 186 MPH. Four tires came in under $970. And that includes a Big O road hazard warranty of c. a hundred bucks.

 

[NYLAWBIZ]

How about this one:

 

[Waynerm002]

NYLAWBIZ, what's your driving style? What are you looking for, expecting from your tire? We can make assumptions based on the car you have and it's capabilities but knowing what you want provides a better guideline on what to advise you on. You haven't provided that information yet. What's best can change depending on price, performance, use, weather, etc.. What are you looking for in a tire?

 

[stinger1168]

How about this one:

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Those look like they would be good all season tires but they don't look like high performance all seasons. These Good Years should be good in the snow and rain but just looking at them, they appear they wouldn't be much good for spirited driving in dry conditions. The Yokohama Advan Sport A/S I mentioned earlier and the Nitto Motivo Merlinthemad mentioned are high performance tires that are good all season tires. I don't know much about the Nitto's but Merlinthemad seems to like them and I'm sure they're pretty good. I've done research on the Yokohama Advan Sport A/S (no, I don't sell them, LMAO) and they seem to me to be the best all round high performance tires for the money but that's just my opinion. If you're just looking for an all season tire that's good in the snow and rain then I think those Good Years will be fine but if you want an all season tire that also handle's really well in dry conditions, as well as bad weather, then you may want to consider alternatives. Play around on tirerack.com (or whatever tire site you like) and look up all season high performance tires as well as anything else you might be interested in. See what makes the tires you're interested in unique and read the customer reviews. It's an interesting site.

 

[NYLAWBIZ]

Looks like the Michelin Premier A/S is the way to go.

 

[Waynerm002]

I'm fairly sure the Premier AS don't have an XL rating and that is what is required for a heavy car like the Stinger.

 

[Waynerm002]

Found this:

Best Kia Stinger Tires For 2018 - Tire Reviews and More

 

[Aquadog]

I don't care what you have if you love your car you will never ever take it through a car wash with rails . Touchless no rails, or if you really love it you'll do it by hand end of story .