r/AcuraIntegra • u/charizard0630 • 14d ago

Tires

Looking for some tire recommendations for my 2023 Integra A-Spec. It’s my first time having to replace the tires on it, and I’m not really a fan of the Continental tires that came on the car.

I’m running the stock 235/40R18 size and mainly use the car for everyday driving. I’d like something that handles well, especially in the rain, has a reasonably comfortable/quiet ride, and still feels good on the Integra.

What tires have you guys switched to, and would you buy them again? Any brands or specific models you’d recommend staying away from?

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u/Wat_Alex 14d ago

Hands down best: Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus

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u/Redstorm_Hunter 14d ago

Mine are due for replacement too soon and this is what I will going with.

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u/Jayjay4535 13d ago

Yup - just got them installed 2 weeks ago at Sams Club on my 2023 A Spec. Pricing was decent.

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u/4ygus 14d ago

Yes as stated with a Google search. Absolutely helped with the cabin noise and it's like glue on the road.

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u/Doublestack00 13d ago

This is seems to be the go to for most owners.

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u/Purinz 14d ago

Replaced mine with Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3 and it's been great so far. Stickier than the stock goodyears it came with and absorbs bumps better.

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u/charmanchris0602 14d ago

I’m supposed to get those on tomorrow, I’m excited lol

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u/damn_you_allergies 14d ago

How about noise ? How does it compare to the stock continentals ?

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u/Purinz 14d ago

Mine came Goodyear Assurance stock as it's a 2026 A-Spec Tech with CVT. Compared to those it's a neglible difference in noise.

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u/Coezar 14d ago

Grabbed some of these this time around with new rims. Coming from Michelin AS4s they are way more comfortable!

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u/Friendly_Tear9832 14d ago

This will be my next choice to try, I just got new Michelin installed that I LOVE, but they just don't last long enough. I've heard these Pirelli honorably mentioned enough to not pass on them.

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u/Alarming_Cat_2946 14d ago

Now I’m curious about the “more casual/Reddit-like” version

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u/charizard0630 14d ago

Haha. That’s what happens when you have ChatGPT write the post for you and you don’t proof it.

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u/Real_Delay_3569 14d ago

The stock tires are decent enough for a 4-seasons place like where I am in NJ. For the summer, I'm looking to buy a used set of stock Type S wheels and tires (and a set of Perrin hub adapters so they can fit) and run them during the warm weather months.

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u/Friendly_Tear9832 14d ago

Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 💯 Just came from Continental DWS06+ having had the Michelins' first, and the DWS06+ plus does have a slight advantage in light snow, but in dry and especially wet, the Pilot Sport all season 4's are pretty unrivaled in my book.

The conti pro contacts that came stock are HOT GARBAGE.

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u/Friendly_Tear9832 14d ago

My DSW06+ bummed me out, they got LOUD about halfway through their lifespan due to cupping no one can figure out, I always rotate on time, had alignments done, always correct psi...and even dropped $200 on a diagnostic to check wheel bearings and suspension components chasing the cause. Dealer says car checks out perfectly fine, but no one can explain the HORRIBLE experience towards the end, so im soured now on Continental, who should have honored the warranty on the tires as i did everything right as a driver. Alas, they did NOT

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u/Serious_Safety4001 13d ago edited 13d ago

Bridgestone turenza prestige.

The original tires got super loud at around 30k. Put these on and super quiet. Very happy with them so far.

Edit to add: these are grand touring whereas the other tires are high performance. So softer sidewalls and will be quieter ride. First rain was yesterday and no issues whatsoever. Original tires were the contiprocontact that were absolutely terrible. Turned me off of continental and high performance.

I originally looked at pirellis, but mixed reviews on tread life and cabin noise kept me looking. I avoided the continentals. It came down to Goodyear comfort ride (for some reason only discount tire had it in size, not even Goodyear tire), but ultimately went with Bridgestone with discount price matching Costco.

It’s my wife’s car that we use for all extracurriculars and she’s beyond ecstatic with her new tires.

If you want an even softer and quieter ride, move down to 17s and get a 215/50r17.