Is York or Rheem better?

Is York or Rheem better, Rheem is slightly better for reliability and lower service rates, while York offers similar pricing, as both are mid-range brands but Rheem has slightly better reputation. Rheem AC units like RA14 14 SEER and RA16 17 SEER two-stage and furnaces R92 and R96V are made in Fort Smith, Arkansas by Paloma Industries, offering mid-range quality with service rates around 9 to 12 percent according to HVAC dealer surveys, with some surveys showing Rheem slightly better at 9 percent versus York at 10 to 12 percent, quiet operation at 68 to 72 decibels versus York at 70 to 74 decibels for single stage, and 10-year parts warranty, costing 3,800 to 6,500 dollars installed for 3-ton AC, similar to York. York AC units like YCD 14 SEER and YCD 16 SEER and furnaces YP9C 98 percent AFUE modulating are made in Wichita, Kansas and Mexico by Johnson Controls, offering similar mid-range quality with service rates around 9 to 12 percent but slightly higher than Rheem, and cost of 3,800 to 7,000 dollars installed, similar to Rheem. Both use Copeland scroll compressors and standard components. Rheem has better dealer network and parts availability as Rheem is 4th in market share with 12 to 15 percent combined with Ruud versus York at 5 to 7 percent market share, making parts easier to find and cheaper, for example control board at 300 to 500 dollars versus York at 350 to 600 dollars. For homeowners wanting slightly better reliability and easier parts, Rheem is slightly better than York. For budget-conscious wanting good reliability at moderate price, both are decent mid-range lasting 15 to 18 years for AC and 18 to 22 years for furnace.