How did they do in the snow? I'm looking at them right now. V rated 65 bucks, looking like a good deal. But I've read two types of reviews on them for snow. People either say they're great or they're crap. Just wanted some input from someone who might have run them on a Bonne.

Any new tire for $65 is going to suck in the winter. My opinion. I know nothing of Falken'* simply because they're not a mainstream tire manufacturer.

I've got Dean wintercats on my LeSabre, on 14 inch rims. They are rather skinny, but work very well, and are a good price too. Run away from wide tires, as they are dangerous in slush. You might get Gm'* 14 inch steel wheels for cheaper tires, if you have 15 inch aluminum, and wish to protect em.

Winterforce, and Dean wintercats are good tires. BF and Michelin also make good winter tires, and bridgestone.

I ran them as low profilers, they were great, but never in the snow.

I have Falken H rated somethings on Franky. Aggressive directional tread pattern with large water groove (?) down the center. Won't be finding out about snow traction anytime soon though.

how so, i thought you sold the 93 u hidin another car under up your sleeve?

One more thing to add, you definately get your money'* worth. I dont think they have treadware that long, mine were 360 and lasted about two summer (low profile though)....thats still passing inspections and what not. I remember hitting a muffler on the interstate going about 80 and thought for sure I had a blow out, but they were fine! I even ran over a curb, chipped my wheel but the tire remained intact.

well I am VERY HAPPY with my yokohama Avid V4s (149mph rated) which can be had for around 80+ shipping at tirerack and 110 or so locally. amazing on rain, have not got stuck yet in snow.

Yeah, that'* what I decided to go with after all.$83, free shipping. Now I just wait for the brown truck.

Those look better for an all-season choice, Jack. The ideal solution of course would be to have summer wheels and winter wheels like some here do.

Having to outfit 2 cars with tires, it'* not practical for me, but it would be nice.