2010 Rx 350 Tires

[rupinder]

I just picked up my 2010 RX 350 from the dealer. They called me to tell me that the car came with 19 inch wheels instead of the 18 inch ones that come standard. Since I wanted the standard they offered to change them to the 18 inch ones.

But when I came home and looked at the tires the tires are Bridgestone tires. I had an RX 330 that came with Michelin tires and thought that the standard tires were Michelin. Is that a correct assumption or am I just being paranoid. The way I see it the Bridgestone tires are about $75 cheaper per tire. So I dont want them to charge me the same if they replace the tires with cheaper ones.

For the all those who have bought the 2010 can you tell what tire brand did yours come with ?

[AudioDave]

I'm not sure if my first reply to your message went through or not so my apologies if this is a repeat. I picked up my new 2010 RX350 three weeks ago and it came with 19" wheels which I had requested, and Michelin tires.

Dave

[BillON1]

My '10 Sports Package came with 19" Dunlops.

[oct-exit]

We ordered option package for 19 in wheels and it came with Michelins

[trcr1]

My 2010 with 19's has Dunlops.

[wh2]

I just picked up my 2010 RX 350 from the dealer. They called me to tell me that the car came with 19 inch wheels instead of the 18 inch ones that come standard. Since I wanted the standard they offered to change them to the 18 inch ones.

But when I came home and looked at the tires the tires are Bridgestone tires. I had an RX 330 that came with Michelin tires and thought that the standard tires were Michelin. Is that a correct assumption or am I just being paranoid. The way I see it the Bridgestone tires are about $75 cheaper per tire. So I dont want them to charge me the same if they replace the tires with cheaper ones.

For the all those who have bought the 2010 can you tell what tire brand did yours come with ?

My 2010 RX 350 came with standard 18' tires of Bridgestone brand. I prefer the aspect ratio of the 18's for more cushion. All the vehicles with 18" wheels at my dealer had this brand tire. So far I like how the vehicle rides and handles with these shoes. Wh2

[98OysterES300]

I just picked up my 2010 RX 350 from the dealer. They called me to tell me that the car came with 19 inch wheels instead of the 18 inch ones that come standard. Since I wanted the standard they offered to change them to the 18 inch ones.

But when I came home and looked at the tires the tires are Bridgestone tires. I had an RX 330 that came with Michelin tires and thought that the standard tires were Michelin. Is that a correct assumption or am I just being paranoid. The way I see it the Bridgestone tires are about $75 cheaper per tire. So I dont want them to charge me the same if they replace the tires with cheaper ones.

For the all those who have bought the 2010 can you tell what tire brand did yours come with ?

I have the 18" Rims with the Dunlop Tires.

I would actually prefer the 19" wheels. I bought mine when it first came out in mid-february, and the 19" weren't available. Would you consider a trade on the rims ... my 18" for your 19"?

Let me know ... send me a PM either way.

--Antonio

[Stango]

I just picked up my 2010 RX 350 from the dealer. They called me to tell me that the car came with 19 inch wheels instead of the 18 inch ones that come standard. Since I wanted the standard they offered to change them to the 18 inch ones.

But when I came home and looked at the tires the tires are Bridgestone tires. I had an RX 330 that came with Michelin tires and thought that the standard tires were Michelin. Is that a correct assumption or am I just being paranoid. The way I see it the Bridgestone tires are about $75 cheaper per tire. So I dont want them to charge me the same if they replace the tires with cheaper ones.

For the all those who have bought the 2010 can you tell what tire brand did yours come with ?

I have the 18" Rims with the Dunlop Tires.

I would actually prefer the 19" wheels. I bought mine when it first came out in mid-february, and the 19" weren't available. Would you consider a trade on the rims ... my 18" for your 19"?

Let me know ... send me a PM either way.

--Antonio

All car makers generally use all tire brands. The cars come with a variety of makes of tires. Luck of the draw.