yo, so I’ve had my Camry for a bit now, and I switched out the tires recently. I went with Michelin Pilot Sport 4, and man, they’re grippy like a squirrel on a power line. I’d say they really handle well in rain and stuff too.
But, I also tried some Goodyear Eagle Sport tires before. They were loud kinda like when your buddy won’t stop talking. Do you have any favorites? I heard Bridgestones are also solid. Just depends on how much you wanna spend, right? But no matter what, make sure to check the reviews first.
I ve had a great experience with the Michelin Premier A/S on my Camry in Chicago. They handle rain like a champ plus super quiet on the highways which I love. Def recommend those.
I’ve had good luck with Michelin Premier A/S on my 2016 Camry here in Ohio. They grip the road well in rain and last a long time.
Last winter I switched to Bridgestone Blizzak for the snow and they were like magic.
Still can’t believe how much difference good tires make in that weather.
I’ve tried a few tires on my 2016 Camry and the Michelin Primacy MXM4 has been great for me. Smooth ride and decent in rain here in Seattle. Worth considering for sure.
Ive had my 2016 Camry for a few years now and I gotta say the Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 tires have been awesome for handling and traction. Living in Michigan the winters can be rough and these tires hold up pretty well.
However I tried some eco tires before and they wore down way too quickly. I think it really depends on what you’re looking for in performance versus longevity.
I live in Michigan and I’ve had good luck with the Continental TrueContact tires on my Camry 2016. They grip well in winter and the ride is smooth.
But I also heard the Michelin Primacy MXM4 is great too. Choices choices.
I ve got a 2016 Camry too and swapped out tires last year. Michelin Pilot Sport AS4s are amazing especially in the rainy Pacific Northwest. Grip is fantastic and wear has been minimal.
My buddy swears by Continental TrueContact though for all-seasons. But seriously those Michelins made a difference for me.
Just got some Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ for my Camry last summer in California. They really handle well in both wet and dry conditions. I’ve gotta say they improved my cornering a ton. The tread life looks solid too.
Heard some folks love the Bridgestone Potenza as well but I’ve had no complaints with the Michelins. Definitely worth giving them a try if you haven’t yet.
I ve had awesome luck with Michelin Pilot Sport 4s on my Camry up here in Seattle. The rainy days are no joke but these tires grip like they’re glued to the ground. Worth every penny
I have also tried the Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 during summer road trips and it was super smooth on long drives. Definitely a nice balance of comfort and performance.
I ve had my Camry for a few years now and switched to the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S last summer in Seattle. they grip like crazy even in the rain perfect for all the drizzle we get.
Tires make such a difference I’m really happy with my choice
I ve had my Camry since 2016 and let me tell you I tried a few tires. I ended up going with the Michelin Premier A/S. They’ve been great especially here in New England with the crazy weather.
I remember driving through a snowstorm and feeling totally in control. But the price is a bit high compared to others. Still think its worth it for safety though.
I’ve had the Michelin Pilot Sport 4s on my 2016 Camry in California and they really grip the road. Super smooth ride too. Worth it for me.
I’ve had my Camry for a while now and I swear by the Bridgestone Turanza EL440 tires. They handle great in the rain here in Seattle and the ride is nice and smooth. Definitely worth considering if you’re in a similar wet climate.
Then again I don’t have much experience with other brands so maybe someone else with more options can chime in?
I ve had great luck with Michelin Primacy MXM4 on my Camry in Chicago. Super quiet and smooth ride.
Friend swears by the Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady though. Crazy how different our experiences are but tire choice really pops.
All about that grip in winter too
I’ve tried the Michelin Primacy MXM4 on my Camry in California and they were smooth and quiet but wore out way too fast.
Also I have heard good things about the Continental TrueContact all season tires for winter weather.
I’ve had my 2016 Camry for a while now and switched to Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ last year super happy with them.
They’re grippy and handle well in rain which is a big deal here in Seattle.
I won’t say they are the cheapeast but the performance is worth it if you ask me.
I ve tried a few brands on my 2016 Camry and honestly Michelin Premier A/S was a game changer for me up here in Michigan you know how the weather is.
The grip in rain is solid and they last a long time.
Some friends liked the Goodyear Assurance though which I guess is decent too but I had trouble with road noise.
It’s all about what you need really but for me Michelin is the way to go.
living in Wisconsin I ve tried a bunch for my 2016 Camry
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 is awesome in wet conditions but wears down pretty quick
then I went with Continental ExtremeContact DWS they last long and grip well
just depends on what your priorities are rain snow or just pure performance
so I just got some Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 tires for my Camry and WOW they feel great on the highway here in California. I ve noticed way better handling in the wet too.
before I had some Goodyears and honestly they were pretty noisy. I’ve read good things about the Continentals as well but I guess it really depends on what you need them for.
I ve had my Camry since 2016 and went through a few tire brands the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 was nice but pricey.
I live in New York and they handled well in the rain quite impressed honestly.
The noise levels were a bit much tho.