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Big O Tires

721 S Main Street
Cedar City, UT 84720
(435) 586-4200

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Freeway Tire and Auto

1495 W 200 N
Cedar City, UT 84720
(435) 586-1531

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Tri State Motors

298 S Main St
Cedar City, UT 84720
(435) 586-6563

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Lunt Motor Company

39 S Main St
Cedar City, UT 84721
(435) 586-6591

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Ortega Juan Auto

644 N 800 W
Cedar City, UT 84720
(435) 586-8360

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Automotive Express

420 N 100 W
Cedar City, UT 84720
(435) 586-8867

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Re: 01 Bonneville truck leaks? Also vibration [kts0347]: by imidazol97 on Sun Oct 26 13:02:47 PDT 2008; The GSP9700 must have different tolerance settings. My service manager t the Buick dealer told me they set it to the most sensitive setting. The tires and wheels should be below 10-12 in amount of force they are exerting due to different crush amounts. Michelins help. The Pontiacs had different bushings or something because there were different fixes on the TSBs for Bonnevilles than leSabers and ParkAves and SLS's. During the new years for these cars, the tires sent from GM to troubleshoot the vibration had to have 19 or less. But that's still feelable. BUT if you have quality tires such as Michelins ( Symmetrys came on my car and on SLS's at the time in 03) and I have replaced with Harmony tires which have done well, then the last thing is a top quality alignment. Not one at a shop with a guy who does all cars, but take it to a long-standing Buick, Pontiac, or Cadillac dealer where they have someone who was around during 02-03 where they troubleshot this problem. Align front and rear to the exact settings. When my car was new the rear toe was off slightly causing a bit of the vibration at 65--it was slight but I'm used to NO vibration because I have usually ahd Michelin tires and good balancing. I could feel it on a newly blacktopped interstate but only when accelerating slightly on upgrade; it disappeared on the other side on slight downgrade where there was less torque. I thought it would be the fronts varying due to bushing movement due to the torque pulling the car; it was the rear settings. Llike I said, find someone who has been around a while with a tech who knows how to use the RoadForce balancer to the top finest setting. I had my replacement Michelins which were good enough without RoadForce at first done at a branch of local tire store where I bought them and they have been almost perfect. The local store didn't use RoadForce but another one of their stores does. So I went there for the rebalance with RoadForce after a quality problem at the local store.

Re: Thanks HP [clembo]: by tagman on Sun Oct 26 08:17:03 PDT 2008; Overall I would pick the 335 again, if someone wants the fun of a convertible with some level of practicality offered by the hard top it is hard to beat. It is truly a joy to drive as the engine and transmission work in harmony and deliver fun to the driver. Thanks Jim, for answering my question about your 335i convertible. It is obviously a terrific car. Your primary complaint should be improved with the upgraded iDrive for '09... although that's little help for you and I with our '08 interface. I hope that the N/A engine (328i) is adequate for my wife, as the rest of the car could be similarly equipped. I strongly suspect she is going to compare the 328i convertible to the Mercedes CLK convertible, and I really don't know what other cars. She is being tight-lipped about it. Could be she will trade in our Porsche for another Porsche, but with the new PDK transmission. I really have barely a clue. She has asked me to give her some "space" with her car-shopping. She knows that I'll have my opinions, and she doesn't want to be influenced too much until she's ready to make her decision. Then, she says, she might request my feedback on what she has come up with at the end of her search. I've agreed. Once in a while I wonder if I should have gone for the 335i, or even an M3, instead of the 1-Series, but overall I really love my 135i. Thanks again. TM

Re: Replacement Tires for '05 CR-V: Michelin vs. Goodyear? [elginapples]: by rikrikardo on Thu Oct 23 16:12:22 PDT 2008; It all depends on whether you value ride comfort or inclement weather (rain and/or snow) performance as your first priority. According to TireRack (www.tirerack.com) the ComfortTred tires have better ride comfort and road noise scores over the Harmony tires, but worse traction scores. Another tire I would throw into the pot is the Goodyear Assurance TripleTred. My wife loved hers when we had a 98 Accord Coupe and she is determined to buy them again when the OEM Continentals age on her new 2008 CR-V EX-L. She greatly values the traction they give her in all the 4-season weather conditions we get in Missouri.

Replacement Tires for '05 CR-V: Michelin vs. Goodyear?: by elginapples on Thu Oct 23 08:43:49 PDT 2008; My OEM tires have 30K on them and are showing signs of age and wear. And the ride on the Duellers is a bit hard and noisy. I am looking for new tires that are quieter and more comfortable. I am trying to decide between the following" Goodyear Assurance ComforTred, and Michelin X-Radial (= Harmony) from Costco. The total Costco package is certainly less expensive than the Goodyear store. Spread out over 80,000 (or even 50,000) miles, the price difference is relatively insignificant. Do you have any advice or experience regarding these 2 tires? Please advise? Thanks.

Re: [circlew]: by esf on Sun Aug 31 23:16:27 PDT 2008; What's the discount on the A8? I'm considering an '09 myself. Even if the new one is better, I could rest easy knowing I have a true masterpiece. That car is a harmony of subtlety, elegance, luxury, performance, agility, practicality and attention to detail. To top that all off you can have metal tweeters that pop out of the dashboard :blush: I just cannot think of a reason to get any other HELC over it. S-Class? A bit too showy for my taste, not to mention it can't fit in my garage. 7er? Older than the A8, and it shows. Great discounts but not worth it. XJ? Lovely but I see no reason to get it over the Audi. LS? Now that it comes with AWD it's a compelling option but I mulled it over and realized it would give me a headache to drive a car that boring every day. '08 BMW X5 4.8i � '06 Audi A3 2.0T DSG � '05 Audi S4 Cabriolet

Your tire recommendations: by blacktrac on Wed Aug 27 19:06:30 PDT 2008; I'll be needing 4 new tires in a few months, Does anyone recommend any tires that they had good luck with? I do mostly city driving and maybe once a week on the highway. I don't want to get the Tiger Paw AS-6000(205/75/15)(too many bad reviews) but was thinking of going a little wider with a Michelin Harmony 205/70/15 but don't want them to take away the good gas mileage with the tracker. Any comments are welcome, thanks.

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