Just ordered my winters from TireRack, wish me luck
#106
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,680
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From: Calgary, AB, CANADA
Alright already, I can't take it any more!
Shane
Ian
Wayne
Deane
As you can see, not much diff from my summer setup - the stock 17's are a spare set I bought used last spring; they have a bit of rash and perhaps some pitting (a thorough cleanup will tell) which makes them perfect for winters cuz I won't worry about ruining them. They cost barely more than cheap aftermarket alu rims or even Crappy Tire steelies, so overall I'm happy with the setup.
Shane
Ian
Wayne
Deane
As you can see, not much diff from my summer setup - the stock 17's are a spare set I bought used last spring; they have a bit of rash and perhaps some pitting (a thorough cleanup will tell) which makes them perfect for winters cuz I won't worry about ruining them. They cost barely more than cheap aftermarket alu rims or even Crappy Tire steelies, so overall I'm happy with the setup.
Last edited by Swivel; 11-10-2007 at 05:43 PM.
#107
Hip-hip-hooray !!!! The pics are here, the pics are here
DOMO DOMO
Looks good Wayne
I am sure you will find the WS-60s amazing in the slippery stuff.
I have run the 50s on my last two cars and they are awesome and the 60s are supposed to be an improvement.
I'm anxious to hear your evaluation once the inclement weather comes.
DOMO DOMO
Looks good Wayne
I am sure you will find the WS-60s amazing in the slippery stuff.
I have run the 50s on my last two cars and they are awesome and the 60s are supposed to be an improvement.
I'm anxious to hear your evaluation once the inclement weather comes.
#108
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,680
Likes: 161
From: Calgary, AB, CANADA
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Hip-hip-hooray !!!! The pics are here, the pics are here
DOMO DOMO
Looks good Wayne
I am sure you will find the WS-60s amazing in the slippery stuff.
I have run the 50s on my last two cars and they are awesome and the 60s are supposed to be an improvement.
I'm anxious to hear your evaluation once the inclement weather comes.
DOMO DOMO
Looks good Wayne
I am sure you will find the WS-60s amazing in the slippery stuff.
I have run the 50s on my last two cars and they are awesome and the 60s are supposed to be an improvement.
I'm anxious to hear your evaluation once the inclement weather comes.
#109
Originally Posted by SwivelMan
Weatherman says I might get to try them out for real on Tuesday. If not, then most likely next weekend when we travel out to Banff. Unless it's too hairy then we'll take the Expedition.
#110
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,680
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From: Calgary, AB, CANADA
Originally Posted by ChristianN
Not good news Wayne, I just got the car back and I still need to get my winter boots installed. How much white stuff is in the forecast?
#112
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 21,095
Likes: 47
From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Well I'll be god damn, snuffaluffogous lives!!!!!!!!!! I was starting to think I had a better chance seeing Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.
Great setup Wayne. I've never seen an EM Sedan in person before but it's certainly a great color!!
Great setup Wayne. I've never seen an EM Sedan in person before but it's certainly a great color!!
Unbelievable
#113
#114
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,680
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From: Calgary, AB, CANADA
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Well I'll be god damn, snuffaluffogous lives!!!!!!!!!! I was starting to think I had a better chance seeing Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Great setup Wayne. I've never seen an EM Sedan in person before but it's certainly a great color!!
#115
Originally Posted by SwivelMan
Alright already, I can't take it any more!
Shane
Ian
Wayne
Deane
As you can see, not much diff from my summer setup - the stock 17's are a spare set I bought used last spring; they have a bit of rash and perhaps some pitting (a thorough cleanup will tell) which makes them perfect for winters cuz I won't worry about ruining them. They cost barely more than cheap aftermarket alu rims or even Crappy Tire steelies, so overall I'm happy with the setup.
Shane
Ian
Wayne
Deane
As you can see, not much diff from my summer setup - the stock 17's are a spare set I bought used last spring; they have a bit of rash and perhaps some pitting (a thorough cleanup will tell) which makes them perfect for winters cuz I won't worry about ruining them. They cost barely more than cheap aftermarket alu rims or even Crappy Tire steelies, so overall I'm happy with the setup.
#116
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,680
Likes: 161
From: Calgary, AB, CANADA
Originally Posted by Asad_A203
Nice setup, how much did the Blizzaks run you?
Shipping $95.74
Duty, GST and brokerage $117.91 (less than I expected)
Mount and balance $106
Total: $771.65
Quote from local shop: $1038.08
Savings: $266.43
#117
Originally Posted by GEE35X
Christian, I might have missed it, how did your car turn out?
Oh, and the bastards stole my washer fluid trunk net so I'll have to go get that next week.
#120
Great to see those pics Wayne. Very nice. I'm sure you're itching for snow now. I take it that's your Expedition in the background along with the Open Road trailer. That car of yours looks in good shape. I've got dozens of chips in mine even with the clear bra. After our Quebec trip I had 14 spots I had to touch up with paint.
Get those lowers painted in the spring and you're good to go!
Christian, nice to hear you're getting back in the saddle. Waiting for a car repair and then picking over flaws isn't fun. I've been there before too. Best of luck with the final outcome.
Get those lowers painted in the spring and you're good to go!
Christian, nice to hear you're getting back in the saddle. Waiting for a car repair and then picking over flaws isn't fun. I've been there before too. Best of luck with the final outcome.