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why does Honda sell Integrity tires on new Pilot’s, when you check Goodyear’s website?

it shows that the Pilot should use Fortera tires. The Integrity tires were made for cars and minivans, not SUV’s.

The biggest misconception people have about OE fitment is that Automakers put the cheapest crap they can get their hands on when building a car. Aftermarket customers generaly do decide that way, carmakers don’t. A lot of time, testing and development with the “bidding” tire companies go into the tire decision for any given vehicle.
A recommendation in the real sense is just that “a recommendation”. The Fortera is one of the few models “designed for SUVs and other crossovers”. Recommendations are rarely based on price. Unfortunately, tire buyers are price driven not benefit driven. Many “car tires” work fine for these vehicles. That is not to say there aren’t better recommendations. I suggest you buy the best you can afford; afterall, your safety depends on it.

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