Buying new Tires what to look for

Something that will last longer than 500 miles. 5,000 is more like it.

They aren't really worn down but thought something more then the "basic" would be better.

Okay bear then since I'm going to a local Performance bike shope this weekend what should I buy?  I already plan on getting new sun glasses anythign else? 

Michelin Pro2 Race, in RED of course. But bring along this website/ad, as Performance price-matches and this is a better deal than they have going:

http://www.biketiresdirect.com/productdetail.asp?p=MIP2R&tnum=1344376&c=1791460

Join teamperformance for another 10% rebate, already earning $7 of the $20 membeship fee.

Wonder if they'd match this from the UK : http://probikekit.com./display.php?code=Y1056

$24for the Pro Race2 . Which I knew about this site b4 I ordered mine

Probably not:

Performance Price Protection Plan: If there is a nationally advertised price that is currently available on the same item you want from our catalog, this becomes your new Performance price. Note that we will gladly match prices on our competitors' close-outs and sale items as long as the products are the same model year and are still available, and they are still honoring the prices. If you are shopping by telephone, just tell the operator where the special is printed. If you are ordering by mail, send a copy of the ad with your order. If you are shopping at one of our retail stores, bring in the ad with you. If you are purchasing OnLine, simply give us the Price Match information in the Notes section when you are checking out. Please include the item, the price and where you saw the price, including URL if it is a Web site, or the edition of Magazines or Catalogs. Each price is subject to verification. Price Matching Online will delay processing and shipment of your order.

Thanks bear.... also quick question if I join team performance dont I get points that go toward future purchases.. just double checking? 

Also is this the price for just one tire or two?

 and yes i will get them in red!

Yes, that's the "rebate," you accumulate points that can be used toward future purchases. Equates to 10% of what you spend.

Price is per tire.