Comes Off the DL, Ready for Summer Miles - 2015 Acura TLX SH-AWD Long-Term Road Test

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• subatomic Member Posts: 140

  July 2015

  It would be great to see what effect a set of summer performance tires might have on the TLX's handling, especially since Acura only installs all-season tires on its sedans.

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• opfreak Member Posts: 106

  July 2015

  so if you have a fleet car, Acura gives you free tires. If your a costumer they till you to reach for your wallet.

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• schen72 Member Posts: 433

  July 2015

  opfreak said:

  so if you have a fleet car, Acura gives you free tires. If your a costumer they till you to reach for your wallet.

  If Acura provides a car to Edmunds, of course they want the car to give the best impression possible. As a customer, once you've paid for your car, you've lost all your power. That's why I've always found negotiating for cars to be very easy and stress-free for me, because I'm totally in charge. Once I hand them the check, I've given up all my power.

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• johnathonb Member Posts: 4

  July 2015

  I was very bored up here without an the Acura. Yall should review the new pilot

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• johnathonb Member Posts: 4

  July 2015

  make a story with the acura vs the volvo

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• dgcamero Member Posts: 148

  July 2015

  Unusual wear on the tires...auto manufacturers need to sell their cars with tires that are unlikely to cup. All cars have funky amounts of camber and toe, which causes tires to cup. The Nitto Motivos you guys took off the Charger are pretty good at not cupping, as are Michelin Primacy MXV4s and Pilot Sport A/S 3s. I can't believe they equip their cars with the garbage Goodyear LS2 tires.

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• desmolicious Member Posts: 671

  July 2015

  "we can't fault Acura for the parts delays"
  
  If not them, who is to blame for the parts delays? Aren't the parts coming from Acura?

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