bling bling!!!!

merlin?

Holy freakin meaty *** tires!
Those are insane haha!
I have Nokians for the Alero in the winter time, i think they will do just fine for the ammount of snow we see
Nice choice!

Yeah these tires seem like there going to do realy well in the snow. cuz when i did those mud shot i took it thru some muddy spots on that road... and they grabbed the mud realy well! had lots of traction

Yea, snow tires are almost a must up here, unless you dont have to go to work in the morning, and can wait for the plows to clear the roads... that is... if it stops snowing.

I ran my first winter up here with "most season" tires. What a mistake. Next year, I made sure I went out and got deidcated snow tires. Made a HUGE difference. I had an 84 regal, rear wheel drive. Loved it. went everywhere in the snow. Helped some guy with a camaro up a hill, he was surprised i was able to drive up and down the snow covered hill, with a vehicle that was the same setup (front engine, rear drive, solid rear axle, etc).

Tires, man, all about the tires.

Maybe if I get 17" wheels for my WJ, I'll put some dedicated snows on the 16" wheels. Dunno, these General Grabber AT'* are servere weather rated, and work pretty well in the snow. They do have quite a bit of siping.

you need baby moons


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or dog dish


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those look sweet! just dont put the hub caps back on....

Ooh, I would put some caps on there, but that'* just my opinion. Those steelies look mean and all, but just don't fit the look of your car.

Bandit, you could stud those if you wnated; they have the holes for them already