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DrBoost on October 11, 2009
What tires are best depends on what you want to do with them. If you plan on taking the Santa Fe off road at all, I'd recommend some mild all-terrain tires. If you never plan on going off road, and live where snow doesn't happen, then go with what ever you want. If there is snow on the ground then a good all-season tire is your bet. Michelin is a premium tire and most folks that buy these tires, only buy these tires. They do make a difference.
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