My new winter tires...
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My new winter tires...
Well sense i kept my old 15" steelys im going to put snow or truck tire on them for the winter..
These are my two diffrent ones im thinking about getting.
They have them in the size i want so i think im going to get them for the winter..
General Grabber AT 2 :~$68each
OR
Dunlop SP 60 :~$60each
These are my two diffrent ones im thinking about getting.
They have them in the size i want so i think im going to get them for the winter..
General Grabber AT 2 :~$68each
OR
Dunlop SP 60 :~$60each
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Having dedicated winter tires is nice.
This is what I run:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....inter+Sport+M3
This is what I run:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....inter+Sport+M3
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I'd avoid that Dunlop... think of the purpose of the tire in the winter... and look at the tread.
Cut into ice and hold...at the same time..having space and channeling for snow to compact into and be released as the tire rotates.
Cut into ice and hold...at the same time..having space and channeling for snow to compact into and be released as the tire rotates.
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yup thats what i was thinking..the top ones are what brother has on his 02 Grand Chrokee.. he loves them in the winter and they handel good on dr road also..
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http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ireModel=X-Ice
this is what i got, and let me tell you they are good tire!....just ask Boostys lawn
the problem with the tires you chose is that the dont have alot of Latteral bitting edges (the little slots) so they will be good for snow but not ice
this is what i got, and let me tell you they are good tire!....just ask Boostys lawn
the problem with the tires you chose is that the dont have alot of Latteral bitting edges (the little slots) so they will be good for snow but not ice
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:( :(
they also dont have the size i need in those...
im going to put them on my old 15" wheels..
225x70R15'*.. or was it 65... i forget right now.. but they have to be less then 27.2" tall and more then my old tires(205x75R15) i want to go stock for my ear/trim or a little bigger like the 225...
the 27.2" is how tall my new tires are(235x55R17)
they also dont have the size i need in those...
im going to put them on my old 15" wheels..
225x70R15'*.. or was it 65... i forget right now.. but they have to be less then 27.2" tall and more then my old tires(205x75R15) i want to go stock for my ear/trim or a little bigger like the 225...
the 27.2" is how tall my new tires are(235x55R17)
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Originally Posted by Greyhare
Having dedicated winter tires is nice.
This is what I run:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....inter+Sport+M3
This is what I run:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....inter+Sport+M3
Have them and LOVE them!
