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This morning I looked at my tire after the low pressure light came on in the dash. I found a giant bulge in the sidewall so I need to replace them. The tires are original. I live in Minnesota where we get snow, so I need all-season rather than performance summer tires. That means none of the Pilot IV posts will work for me. I also tried searching but all the tire results were fitment threads about rims and spacing.
What should I get? I need to buy something early next week as my tire could blow out at pretty much any minute. The car is a 2015 C300 4Matic with 70k miles.
I stopped at Tires Plus and they quoted me Bridgestone Driveguard and wouldn't even consider selling me anything non-runflat (which I don't think I need due to multiple forms of roadside assistance packages from MB, insurance, AAA, credit card perk, etc). I should also say I've never had good luck with Bridgestone, but the Tires Plus salesperson refused to recommend anything else.
General GMax is a very good set of tires that are fairly priced and they punch above their price point. If you want the best tire and money is no object get the Michelin Pilot A/S 4’s
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