Tires: 245/45/18 front & 275/40/18 rear
12-21-2009, 05:00 PM
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you have stockers on there right now?
why not grab a cheap set of winter rubber? it's only cold for 3-4 months in your area...and to be honest, only about 2 months of that time is consistently below 50F
then just get the most aggressive summer performance rubber possible for your new rims. I did that when I lived down near Austin...and up in Seattle.
In the end, I quit swapping tires around though. Just drive carefully when it's cold out and save some money. High Performance Summer tires do suffer in the cold, but they are still decent
why not grab a cheap set of winter rubber? it's only cold for 3-4 months in your area...and to be honest, only about 2 months of that time is consistently below 50F
then just get the most aggressive summer performance rubber possible for your new rims. I did that when I lived down near Austin...and up in Seattle.
In the end, I quit swapping tires around though. Just drive carefully when it's cold out and save some money. High Performance Summer tires do suffer in the cold, but they are still decent
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