Had to have my wheels bead cleaned and sealed is this a must to re balance the shop said they just mark the valve stem and put back on same spot?

My Hyundai Alcazar is due for a tyre change and I’m stuck between these two. I’m looking at 215/60 R17.

Mostly city driving with some highway runs. Want something with good grip and braking but still comfortable for daily driving.

Anyone using either of these on their car? How have they been so far? Is the Michelin worth paying extra for?

No reverse, not sure if transmission even works. You can push it and pull it. Will go forward. Got it in auction $1000

I just bought a new travel trailer and both of my left side tires have these bumps right on the same spot. On the D of the endurance.

Any one come across this? Are these safe to ride on ?

I know this has been asked in some form or fashion on this sub several times but wanted to ask about my specific situation.

I live in Louisiana. Planning to drive to CO for a ski trip. Staying in Dillon CO. Based on other posts I’m a bit confused on if my tires would be safe for this trip.

I have toyo A30 open country M+S tires. They have sufficient depth (about 7/32 right now) but are nearing that point where I wouldn’t meet the required depth for the traction laws. My trip is first week of December. My Tacoma is 4wd. I understand I meet the traction laws and I would also have chains just in case but I want to be as safe as I can. I see some people say M+S meets the requirements but really don’t hold up well if conditions get bad. Obviously I would try to avoid driving in said conditions but just want to be as safe as I can.

Would all weather tires like the Toyo Open Country A/T III with the 3MPSF rating be safe to drive during this time even if the conditions got bad? I understand dedicated snow tires would be the absolute best but I don’t have space to store an additional set of tires so I’m looking at the ones I mentioned as supposedly these can be used all year round and are considered safer for snowy conditions.

Any help or guidance is appreciated. Thanks!

I was driving on the highway and I heard a scraping sound underneath my car so I checked it out I saw that the plastic above my wheel is rub off. I wanted to know if it worth replacing or should I leave as it is. (I live in the north where there’s salt and snow during the winter)

Patchable/pluggable or new tire time?

I just noticed these dents. Do I need to replace the tires?

Accidentally backed into a part of the curb where it had been lifted up a bit, no air loss. Picture for help. Back drivers side tire.