Time for new tires but I don't know much about my options and yes I have used the search button. I am currently running Toyo proxes s/t 265/60/17's. Just looking for a generally quality tire that looks good and won't completely break the bank. I attached a crappy cell phone pic so you can see the wheels.

 

Well, recently (9/09) I moved to Bridgestone Revo2s. Not sure if they fit your price range. Four 285/70/17s ran $794 with lifetime balance, rotation and flat repair. 265s might carry a lower price. I really like these tires - a recent road trip in serious rain showed me once again they provide very good grip and resistance to hydroplaning. They're quiet and have very good grip.

 

Thanks. I am looking to spend around $800. Living in Oregon, I do drive in a lot of rain so I will check into them.