Recommended Tire For ML350?
Our ML 350 has 75K and Im on my second set of Continential fast-wearing rim protectors.
Im looking for advice on a good highway/city tire; zero off road use. Need something OK in the snow here in Ohio but not a snow tire.
Im also interested in a very low noise tire and want to keep my total out the door purchase under 750...
Thoughts / comments welcome!
Edit: OK, 17" wheels are the same I have on my '99 ML430. Below is what I've written on another board about tires.
Michelin Cross Terrain - the best all weather tire I have ever had, combining great wear and traction. Currently have 40K miles with 7/32 tread still remaining. Traction - flawless in thousands of miles thru Colorado ski country. I can't comment on ride comfort since they're on a '99 430, basically a truck to start with.
Here's more info on this tire. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ss+Terrain+SUV
Last edited by eeferber; Nov 12, 2010 at 01:22 PM.
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Our ML 350 has 75K and Im on my second set of Continential fast-wearing rim protectors.
Im looking for advice on a good highway/city tire; zero off road use. Need something OK in the snow here in Ohio but not a snow tire.
Im also interested in a very low noise tire and want to keep my total out the door purchase under 750...
Thoughts / comments welcome!

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http://www.michelinman.com/tire-sele...rain-suv-tires.
I just bought tires for my wife's '08 ML550 on Friday, and spent a bit of time talking tires with independant shop owner I use. He told me that tire is being phased out.
I've run them on both an '05 ML500 and an '07 GL450.
Fairly quiet, nice dry grip, wet grip, and pulled me around in last winter's big snow very nicely.
FYI, just put the Latitude Alpin runflat tires on our ML and they too are performing as expected.
David in MD
Dan
YokohamaGeo HTS
General Grabber HTS (2X)
TOYO Proxes STII
I'm considering the Michelin Premier LTX but the tread life is poor making the tread life per dollar a poor consumer choice - any recommendations? I live in New England and need tires that run effectively in the inclement weather - snow, ice, rain, etc.
I decided to take a risk with the Nankang SP-9 255/50R19. They handle snow the same as the Michelin Premier and are very quiet. Given the cheap price if I get around 40K I will be impressed.









