Acura Zdx Tires
The Acura ZDX, introduced in model year 2009, is a stylish midsize luxury crossover that shares some commonalities with the Honda Pilot. The ZDX was powered by a 3.7L V6 mated to Honda’s first-ever 6-speed automatic. With its sloping roofline, the body style of the ZDX wasn’t for everyone but it was well-equipped with navigation, a full driver assistance package that included blind spot alert, collision avoidance, adaptive cruise control, and a multi-mode adaptive suspension with magnetorheological shock absorbers. With 300 hp and 270 lb-ft of torque, the ZDX was a strong performer too, especially with the optional AWD drivetrain. It was never a strong seller, though – in its 4-year run it only sold under 8000 units in North America, making it one of the more rare birds from Acura. The ZDX was rated at 16 mpg city-22 mpg highway-19 mpg average.
Based on SimpleScore, here are the best Acura ZDX tires on the market.
1. Bridgestone Alenza A-S Ultra – Best All-Season tire
We’re going to kick off this list with the Bridgestone Alenza A-S Ultra, a highly versatile all-season tire that’s long been a favorite for its year-round traction on dry, wet, or snowy roads. It’s a very competent tire that’s remarkable for its low highway noise and compliant ride quality, the kind you’d expect with a Grand Touring tire, as well as delivering the value and long wear you need. The Alenza A-S Ultra is a fairly new addition to Bridgestone’s proven Alenza tire family, and Bridgestone approached its design with the goals of long, even tread wear, and precise handling. The Alenza A-S Ultra starts with an advanced silica-based tread compound that features dependable grip in wet or wintry conditions, great wear properties as well as good heat dispersal, and low noise generation. When the pavement’s slick with rain, the Alenza A-S Ultra’s asymmetric all-season tread pattern channels water away with wide circumferential and angled grooves that mitigate a tendency toward hydroplaning. If the sn