Winter Setup
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From: Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Bastard! 
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Okay okay, before all of you think that we have snow all year around and live in igloos, that's not the case.
The few cms of snow that we received over night is now gone. Last year, the first snow we saw wasn't until mid January and hardly got any the entire winter.
The few cms of snow that we received over night is now gone. Last year, the first snow we saw wasn't until mid January and hardly got any the entire winter.
Damn, I wanted to come stay in that igloo!
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From: Caguas, Puerto Rico
Let me check the conditions down here,
Temp. 82 F
Humidity 68 %
Wind 10 MPH from the east,
looks like a perfect day to go to the beach!!!
My winter set up
Potenzas RE 050A 225/50/18 up front, 245/45/18 rear, on stock wheels...
William
Temp. 82 F
Humidity 68 %
Wind 10 MPH from the east,
looks like a perfect day to go to the beach!!!
My winter set up
Potenzas RE 050A 225/50/18 up front, 245/45/18 rear, on stock wheels...
William
Garnet, how are the Blizzaks on dry roads?
I've heard thatthey can be a little squirmy (more sothan other snows) and that I'll have to calm the spirited right foot a little.
I know snows are not summer sneakers, but are they really that bad?
I've heard thatthey can be a little squirmy (more sothan other snows) and that I'll have to calm the spirited right foot a little.
I know snows are not summer sneakers, but are they really that bad?
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
I've been running Blizzaks for a few years now and I think they handle dry pavement really well. I just checked on tirerack and the reviews on them for dry traction are quite good.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Blizzak+WS-50
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....=Blizzak+WS-50
Originally Posted by AesonVirus
Garnet, how are the Blizzaks on dry roads?
I've heard thatthey can be a little squirmy (more sothan other snows) and that I'll have to calm the spirited right foot a little.
I know snows are not summer sneakers, but are they really that bad?
I've heard thatthey can be a little squirmy (more sothan other snows) and that I'll have to calm the spirited right foot a little.
I know snows are not summer sneakers, but are they really that bad?
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by vstrizheus
Shane, where'd you find such a deal? I'm probably going to be needing some snow wheels/tires for my wife's car soon
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From: Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by Chico
looking good Shane...can't go wrong with the blizzaks.
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From: Toronto, ON, Canada
Looks good, Garnet.
I have a question for the people running Dunlop Graspic DS-2;
how do you guys find driving on these in the wet?
According to reviews (such as TireRack, etc.) these tires are not
bad on the wet. I got a set of them about 2 weeks ago and I find them
extremely dangerous in the wet. They spin very easily.
I have a question for the people running Dunlop Graspic DS-2;
how do you guys find driving on these in the wet?
According to reviews (such as TireRack, etc.) these tires are not
bad on the wet. I got a set of them about 2 weeks ago and I find them
extremely dangerous in the wet. They spin very easily.
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