Topic: Considering new all-seasons for '93 Accord

[AccordDude]

It looks like I may need new all-season tires for my 1993 Honda Accord LX (185/70-14, minimum S-rated).  It currently has Goodyear Regatta 2's and I am not happy with them.  I have looked around town and on the 'net, and have come up with these possibilities for replacements:

Bridgestone Turanza LS-T
BF Goodrich Traction T/A
Michelin Harmony
Michelin HydroEdge
Kumho Touring 795
Toyo Spectrum

I am looking for something with excellent wet and dry handling, and reasonably low noise levels.  I know the Traction T/A's have been getting good reviews, but I have heard some reports of rapid wear.  I have also heard mixed reviews regarding noise levels on the Spectrum (I have Toyo Observe winter tires which have a mild but tolerable hum).  And I have heard some say that Kumho tires are narrower than they advertise.  Is there any truth to that?  FYI, I am not an aggressive driver, but I don't consider myself easy-going either.

Assuming the issues with my Goodyear's cannot be fixed, which of the above tires would you recommend?  Any other suggestions?  Thanks in advance.

[84im]

You may want to look at a 195/65 x 14 tire, which seems to offer a better 'performance' selection.  See Tiretrends:  http://www.tiretrends.com/sizeSelectForm2.php
Two good selections are the Dunlop Sp Sport A2 Plus, and the Falkens Z1EX ZE 512.  I can't personally speak for the Falkens, but I've owned a set of Sport A2s and found them very competent.