I think I want a 2004+ TL, but 20k tires?
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I think I want a 2004+ TL, but only 20k miles on the tires?
I think that this is the car that I want... a 2004 or newer TL (s-type probably).
But a friend of mine says that I can only get 20,000 miles on the low-profile wheels that are on this car?
I drive around 60k miles a year - so I need 60-80k tires.
Do I have any options?
Can I put Accord wheels on this car?
Anything else? Help!
Thanks.
But a friend of mine says that I can only get 20,000 miles on the low-profile wheels that are on this car?
I drive around 60k miles a year - so I need 60-80k tires.
Do I have any options?
Can I put Accord wheels on this car?
Anything else? Help!
Thanks.
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You can pick and choose whichever tires you want. High performance tires = short lift span. Just get some regular all season tires and you should be fine.
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04+ TL has the "Sport" option which includes, among other things, the upgraded Brembo brakes. Even though it is not officially named a Type-S, it is commonly referred to as such based on Acura's previous sport model naming trend.
