Winter tires
#1
Winter tires
85 degrees in the twin cities, wake surfing and pontooning yesterday, but winter will come
if I don’t want a strictly blizzak winter dedicated style tire, what are some other good options? Has anyone done an all terrain for winter with success?
if I don’t want a strictly blizzak winter dedicated style tire, what are some other good options? Has anyone done an all terrain for winter with success?
#2
Originally Posted by nowata
85 degrees in the twin cities, wake surfing and pontooning yesterday, but winter will come
if I don’t want a strictly blizzak winter dedicated style tire, what are some other good options? Has anyone done an all terrain for winter with success?
if I don’t want a strictly blizzak winter dedicated style tire, what are some other good options? Has anyone done an all terrain for winter with success?
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Woofman (09-30-2024)
#4
You need a performance winter tire in OEM staggered sizes if you want enjoyment/fun when the roads are dry while maintaining the same handling characteristics albeit at a lower level. Michelin Alpin in 20 inch OEM staggered sizes has worked well through two winters but there are other good ones.