Art161

What's the matter with you? You show no concern for the condition of the driver who got into a crash that was due to black ice, a real danger on any tires. You just get your rocks off by issuing a ticket. And you seem to mention you are a police officer in about every thread in which you post. How the heck did you pass a psychological evaluation to be a police officer? Or don't they have that in Kansas?

Xzibitstang

Art161, your officially ignored.

Ato

The stock all seasons will work fine if you can't or just don't want to buy winter tires. I handled the winter just fine last year in in plenty of 6-14" snow fall days, it just takes a little common sense and some weight in the back.

wilkinda

You should be ignored for your idiotic comment above writing a ticket for someone who gets into an accident caused by black-ice.

Further more, having grown up where most of my neighbors were either school teachers, firemen, engineers or police-officers I think I can honestly say none of them would have ever made such a comment as you did.... I don't think your really a cop, I think your a poser and a loser. And the very first pic you had of yourself where I believe you looked gay for a reason..... how are your pink panties ridin today??

I think the others were right and I was in initially wrong.... YOU ARE AN ARROGANT A$$HOLE...JMO

robinsonda1

Agreed!

Ato

I haven't seen the pics of this guy, but I read in multiple posts about him looking young. I'd have to bet (from my experience as a LEO) that he is pretty raw out of the academy if he is what he says he is. A lot of our guys, when they first get out of school come off very badge heavy and aggressive about things b/c that is either an extension of their personality, the worst case scenarios they were presented in training or a combination of both. At some point they usually get straightened out, either with time or with a pink slip. Then again some manage to fly under the radar long enough to wait out probation....

robinsonda1

In the picture being reffered to, he looked like someones prison beeyatch!

GTI-Guy

Yep, for anything other than dealing with light snow with a rear wheel drive vehicle, a dedicated "Blizak' or similiar winter specialized tire is the way to go

You can then get a more spring / summer focused tire with stickier rubber for better thrills during mild weather

You should be able to get steel wheels for the winter tires for about $50 each, sometimes less