2022 Honda Civic Touring Tires
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Goodyears also, but I'm so used to my 09 Element (which I tend to wait to rotate after they go square), that I just crank up the Bose! Actually they are a tad noisy. Hopefully the reason is a harder compound and they'll last a little longer than most of the original equipped tires supplied in the past.
Goodyear's too. Very noisy. I guess that's the predominant tire of the Touring. I'm already contemplating what replacement tire to go with. Unfortunately a 40 series is limited when it comes to a Grand Touring tire. I might have to go to a 45 series tire to get more choices but I'm not sure they'll fit. The Goodyear's do handle well though.
I have been looking at the Bridgestone Turanza Quiettrack - great reviews on tire rack, etc. Also thinking about the 45 series - only adds 1" to the overall diameter - Tire rack tecs say most likely will not be a problem - also the 45 series is less expensive then the 40 series ??
Check with your dealership before you make a change in your tires O.D ...just a heads up.
Yes the Bridgestone Quiettrack tire seems like a good choice if you're not in a snowy area which I'm not but boy are they pricy. It does come in the 40 series though. The one I was eyeing is the Pirelli P7 Centurato A/S Plus 2 but it only comes in the 45 series. There is a tire from Vredstein that Tire Rack sells that comes in a 40 series and has good reviews across the board (including snow). I'm not sure why we'd have to check with our dealership before going to a 45 series tire. I usually use Discount tire and would get their advice and probably trial fit one first but I'm not ready to swap them out yet. The Goodyear's seem to be a good tire and from what I've read they wear pretty good. On smooth roads they're not bad.
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my civic is Ex has Firestone FT140 tires the noise is minimal. this ex is made in japan
I had those Firestones on my 2020 EX-L. They were pretty noisy on the roads around here. I only had 12,000 miles on them when I traded and they were wearing well. The reviews on Tire Rack for that tire are pretty dismal. Not sure where you live but if it snows be careful. We get a dusting maybe 3 or 4 times but last few years not even that. Consider the Pirelli P7 Centurato A/S Plus 2 when you're ready for a new tire. Great reviews and quiet. Price good too.
So they make the EX in Japan huh? Mine was built in Canada.
I have them on my Gen10 Touring. They are ok, but the plan is to replace them with CrossClimate2 when that time comes.
I don't think all Pirelli's are considered equal. Some of their models have poor reviews but the P7 Centurato A/S Plus 2 is a good one. They just don't make a 235-40-18 for the Touring.
Been driving on my new Michelin Primacy Tour A/S Grand Touring all season tires for a week now. Much quieter and smoother than the factory Goodyear Eagle Sports. The Goodyear's did corner a little flatter and faster into a turn but the new Michelin's improved the overall driving experience, mostly less noise with a softer ride. Hit a heavy rain yesterday and it was sure footed on all road surfaces (concrete & asphalt pavement). I know its hard to justify new tires on a new car but worth the upgrade to me.
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