pilatti1

I have an '07 GT/CS that is my daily driver in Connecticut and I am looking for suggestions on snow tires. The car currently has 235/50/ZR18

Thanks

Stoenr

Just about any dedicated snow tire will outperform an All season tire in bad weather.
Blizzaks are common, also Dunlop Wintersports and Goodyear Ultra Grip GW3's

Twinbo

I have had Michlelin X-Ice for one winter and they worked great and we get lots of snow up here. Pretty inexpensive from tirerack.com as well. I got 235/55/18

Termi700hp

I have Blizzaks and they were awesome last year. tirerack.com had them for like $130 each. I dont think they are that cheap anymore though.

plutnicki

A tire place that I trust told me to go for the Nokian Hakkapellita 5s. I got a set of 17" wheels from Craigslist, and had the tires put on.

Now, unfortunately, I haven't run them yet, but I'm putting them on this weekend...

symonds86

i like the cooper weather master ist a good snow tire and not a pricey as blizzaks, plus you could have them studded

Jazzer The Cat

My work is done here

payup

I'm jealous! Hakkapellitas are the best.

I got Winterforce M+S tires last year (225x45x17, got em from sears, they had to special-order them). Drove thru whole winter in michigan with no problem. And they are quite a bit cheaper than blizzaks (I think about $110/tire). If you like to drive over 60mph in 4"+ deep snow, you might want to consider some extra weight in the back.

Chubstang

I have the Dunlop winter sport M3's which is the older version of 3D's I believe. Anyways, I Have them on my 96 T-bird and even with RWD it gets through any snow or ice I can throw at it. The biggest thing for me was sacrificing handling which is common with snow tires, they tend to have a softer sidewall. The winter sports are basically a sport snow tire, they have a stiffer sidewall so the car won't feel mushy around corners but is still extremely capable in the snow.

steve_c

Michelin Xice 2
They are really good in cold teperatures like -40c
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