Winters on!
No snow yet in Edmonton but there might as well be. However, it is suppose to be 16-18 C next weekend (only in this part of the country!!). My rule is always have the winters on before Halloween......
Stay away snow
heh, even tho i am not in Canada, i am ready for winter i can't wait to test out my Lm-22s tires
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omg, i really dont wanna see any snow, my all season tires made a 2min drive last fall into a 1hr drive last year(coming home from hockey). if it snows this year and i have my summers on i am parking downtown and walking up the damm hill
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Chestermere (Lake) AB
I've said it before: these Michelin Pilot Sport Alpin 2s are better on dry than the original Goodyear RS-A. Add to that my RS-A are nearly worn out after three summers. 
The PA2s make sounds like suction cups but are wearing pretty well so far.

The PA2s make sounds like suction cups but are wearing pretty well so far.
how many 'seasons' would one get out of winter tires?? I am going onto season 2 with my Toyo Observe's on the coupe but I wasn't totally happy with them. I have them also on my sedan x but they seem to work a bit better there.....
I've had Toyo Garit HT's on my G35 Sedan for the same 4 winters, about 18,000km. They've worn less than 2/32nds (12/32 new) translating to 70-80,000km of useable life.
Our winter tires will need to be replaced long before the tread ever wears out. I'm not really comfortable with tires that are more than 5 years old.
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From: Toronto, GTA north
^ I agree... winters rarely need to be replaced based on tread depth,
if changed out at the proper time of the year.
They lose their effectiveness with age as the rubber becomes less flexible
and the edges of the sipes & blocks become more rounded.
if changed out at the proper time of the year.
They lose their effectiveness with age as the rubber becomes less flexible
and the edges of the sipes & blocks become more rounded.





