Winter Tire Ranking
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How would you rank brands? Does it really make a difference between. This would be for an is350 f sport RWD. We have plenty people on the forum asking similar questions just wanted to know your rankings?
I founds this online.
http://www.consumersearch.com/snow-tires
I founds this online.
http://www.consumersearch.com/snow-tires
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I got the Nokian r2 2 weeks agoAttachment 374150
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I got the Nokian r2 2 weeks agoAttachment 374150
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If you are looking at winter performance tires, I have had excellent experience with the Michelin PA4s. Excellent on dry/wet pavement and above average snow traction.
If you want the best snow/ice traction, Xi3 and WS80 are both good choices that I've had on crossovers.
If you want the best snow/ice traction, Xi3 and WS80 are both good choices that I've had on crossovers.
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