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The ride is improved. The grip in turning is better.
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Over the years, the Toyota Camry has garnered a deserved reputation as a comfortable, reliable, and economical sedan that can easily be thought of as a Lexus with a different brand badge. The 2015 Toyota Camry is available with your choice of 4-cylinder (including a hybrid drivetrain) or downright-muscular V6 power, and is offered with L, LE, SE, XLE, and SE Special Edition trim levels, with the SE trim packages also including a sportier drivetrain and suspension. 2015 Toyota Camry tires could be 205/65R16, 215/55R17, or 225/45R18, and a brand new 2015 Camry likely left the factory with a set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 or Firestone Affinity Touring S4 FF tires attached.
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The ride is improved. The grip in turning is better.
These tires have made my older 2015 Camry fun to drive again. They can really hold the curves and stop on a dime if you really need them to. While at the same time they are still quiet and make the ride more comfortable than the last set. To sum it up if you want tires that do everything well that are also reasonably priced and a good value considering the high quality of the tire then you don't need to look any further than these right here. Also I got my rebate back from the company in about two weeks after I filled out the form on their website which was much sooner than I was told to expect and much appreciated
Stay away from these tires. Placed them on my 2015 Toyota Camry and sons 1999 Toyota Camry. His wore down with less than 20,000 miles on them and now mine are down to 5/32 with less than 24,000 miles on them! Had tire rotations done every 5,000 miles! Techs and Goodyear say " oh, bad batch" of tires. But after less than two years of use on these tires I need to shell out over $300 (due to pro-rating) twice for another set of Goodyear Weather readys? I really do not want to, but here in Wisconsin I need tires to be good in Winter. These tires are terrible.