http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes

these tires seem to be a great choice for my needs. I work at the chevy dealership 1.1 miles from my house and if the snow is really bad I can bum a ride form my mom in her malibu maxx or my sis in her awd equinox or one of my coworkers. I don't wanna drive around in a beater, that wouldn't look good for a car salesman, and I really won't need to drive anywhere much if its snowing, so do you think this is the best way to go? I really don't wanna buy new rims or steelies, just wanna keep it simple.

2005 cobalt ss supercharged

 

1.1 miles...lmao.. You dont know what commuting in the snow is.

 

I drive an SS and ive decided to purchase a whole new set of wheels 16's or 17's b/c winter tires for 16's or 17's is quite a bit cheaper and itll save the life on the stock wheel from gettin eatten away from salt, those winter tires you want are $500+shipping... for another 100 or 200 dollars you can get some 17's with tires(also can be your drag wheels b/c their lighter

 

i won't ever drag this car. its fast enough and i don't need to prove it to anyone

 

if anybody can find a steel or real cheep alloy rim in our bolt pattern and offset i'd love to kno cuz i cant.

 

Go to Tire Rack. Just picked up some winter tires from the with the wheels... Alloy 16" wheels were $75.00/wheel... Tire Rack had steelies for our cars a couple months ago but no longer list them on their website... They were $65.00/wheel

 

yeah 1.1 miles that nothing i gotta travel like 10 or 15 on back roads to get to work its not quite driving but a controlled slide