Feel free to move to Tech and Science, but I thought I'd hit the most traveled forum first. 
Nothing I hate worse than buying a vehicle is buying tires for vehicles. Paralysis of analysis comes very quickly.....
Replacing tires on an Equinox and Suburban, looking at Cooper Endeavor Plus for both.
Any tire experts out there with suggestions?
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And yes, my mechanic brother says buy the black and round ones.
Lots of help there....
Paging Jeff Janis. Please pick up the white courtesy phone.
All I know is mine are round, and they were once made of rubber.
I 've used Cooper's on the last 5 vehicles we've had.
Cooper are good.
Jesus fuck.
Lawd have mercy, EC, I worked in retail tire sales for many years.
I'll send a PM.
I have an older Suburban and newer Tahoe I put Hankook DynaPro tires on and have been very happy. Bonus that I get to buy from the world renowned Weber Tires in East Bristol, WI. In and out in 90 min.
Are you doing a lot of off roading, or are you looking for tires that are street ready and that can handle a little mud and snow? Michelin LTX mud and snow rated tires are what I had on my truck. I did not do any off roading with them. They were really good in snow and rain and were quiet on the pavement. My son works at a tire shop and told me they sell a lot of General and Nitto tires for peoples' trucks.
Just got Michelin Defender 2 for my Rav4, and so far so good. Immediate improvement in rain, but no snow to try them out yet. I got them on sale, so that helped a lot.
No off reading for either. Mainly city/highway miles.
My 2017 Honda Ridgeline came with Firestone tires. They were quite noisy at anything over 50 mph. When it was time to replace them I went with a higher end Michelin that the owner of my tire shop (who sells multiple brands) said was a Very good tire and better than the other brands I had researched online.
They are quiet and have performed well in all types of Sconnie weather and have a long tread life.
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-this gave me a good laugh for the day. No offense intended.
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duh
@Timmy! posted:I worked in retail tire sales for many years.
I, for one am shocked by this revelation.
I find this thread tiring. 
In general, Michelin makes a very good tire.
I own a very modified GTI and swear by the Pilot Sport 4S. Not cheap by any stretch, but pound for pound perhaps one of the best performance tires out there.
@PackLandVA posted:I find this thread tiring.
It's better than just another retread thread.
twin rig mentioned Hankook. That's all I've been putting on my vehicles for the past 10+ years. No regurts yet.
