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Posted: 10/24/09
12:49 PM
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I have a 96 Honda Accord and I just went to my local tire store and got 4 of these for $125. I have never heard of them, but at the time they were a good deal so I went with them. On the tire it has the following information
Treadwear:300 Traction:A Temperature:A
P205 / 60R15 90H m+s
I was hoping some people could give me some insight on these tires on if they are any good or not. Thanks for your help!
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dkatnik
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Posted: 11/12/09
01:00 PM
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Seems awful cheap!! I would check the date of production to make sure they are not over age(more than 4 years old). However, the answer to your question Ohtsu is a Sumitomo Rubber Industries produced product so they do come from one of the largest producers of tires in the world (SRI). More than that I can not say as I have no idea of the tread design on that specific tire and therefore if it is suitable to your geographic area. The UTQG ratings of 300 A A are about average for a broadline product. If you needed 4 new tires and only had $125 to spend I suspect you did OK!
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Posted: 05/04/10
10:20 PM
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When I bought my AWD Subaru Outback Sport 5 years ago, these were the tires the dealership had put on the car. I have traveled over 57,000 miles and there is STILL a few millimeters left above the tread wear indicator. 
About 50% of the miles were on rough dirt and gravel roads in baking hot desert, and another 40% on hot So.California freeways. They have been great in sand and rain, but I haven't had to use them in snow or mud. I was hoping to get another set of these tires once I have to replace mine, especially if they were so cheap! I wish I could find a dealer for them. Anyone have any leads? 
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juiceyjlc
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Posted: 05/21/10
02:18 PM
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I can find those tires for you. We stock them. Send me a request on our site when your ready.
Josh
http://www.simpletire.com
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