Best tires for snow?
#1
Best tires for snow?
Hey guys,
What is everyones recommendation for tires in the snow? Im desiring a set of good All-season tires that work in snow, rain, and dry conditions but still manage to maintain alittle performance characteristic, (i.e. good tire walls).
2nd, where is the best place to buy said tire? cheapest cost?
tire size im looking for is either 225/40/18 or 235/40/18.
Thanks for the help!
What is everyones recommendation for tires in the snow? Im desiring a set of good All-season tires that work in snow, rain, and dry conditions but still manage to maintain alittle performance characteristic, (i.e. good tire walls).
2nd, where is the best place to buy said tire? cheapest cost?
tire size im looking for is either 225/40/18 or 235/40/18.
Thanks for the help!
#3
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Snow tires are best in snow!
Seriously though, all seasons give you mediocre performance all year. You are better off to have a dedicated set of snow tires and run summer performance tires in warmer weather.
Keep in mind that bot sets will last a long time due to only being used half of the year. I n the long run, it's not going to cost you any more!
Seriously though, all seasons give you mediocre performance all year. You are better off to have a dedicated set of snow tires and run summer performance tires in warmer weather.
Keep in mind that bot sets will last a long time due to only being used half of the year. I n the long run, it's not going to cost you any more!
#5
bah, ok, lol. Then whats the best snow tire?
this past winter, I had the stock conti's.... its aweful... and very scarey.
I almost made it through the winter but the second hugwe snow storm we had caused me to slide down a hill and into a snow bank. Did almost no damage at all, except for some paint missing. I dont want that to happen again.
this past winter, I had the stock conti's.... its aweful... and very scarey.
I almost made it through the winter but the second hugwe snow storm we had caused me to slide down a hill and into a snow bank. Did almost no damage at all, except for some paint missing. I dont want that to happen again.
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I just check ConsumerReports for their top rated snow tire and buy that. I've had 2 sets purchased that way and the best tire was actually cheaper than some and worked very well. I even helped Rallyracer buy his set and he loves his. I can get you a compared list if you want....
#10
lol, well, the thing is my current tires are about to go. They are still the stock continentals and they have roughly 32,000+ miles on them, still tread and still react in the rain but I know they wont do **** in the snow. I was thinking all seasons cause I can use them now and get my tires replaced.
My rear tire has a nail in it and I have no idea when thats going to give.
My rear tire has a nail in it and I have no idea when thats going to give.
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oh you want all seasons? damn thought you wanted winter tires... I can get all season list too
new email sent with all seasons listed.
If you have a few hundred bucks though, I would suggest a Summer only tire on stock rims and then winter tires on cheap 17"s.
new email sent with all seasons listed.
If you have a few hundred bucks though, I would suggest a Summer only tire on stock rims and then winter tires on cheap 17"s.
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I went through a Chicago winter on Continental DWS's last year with no problem.Also not a bad summer tire either.My wife has goodyear Eagle GT's on her Mini and those performed very well also.
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