Winter tires
11-13-22, 11:56 AM
#3
Michelin X-Ice (whatever the current generation is).
Have used them on 4 cars, and been very satisfied (northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin).
Running a square setup for the winter tires, on smaller 17” wheels with a narrower width (7.5”).
Smaller wheels give you more sidewall to better absorb potholes, and a narrower width will cut through the snow and slush better. Been doing that for over 40 years with good results.
Have used them on 4 cars, and been very satisfied (northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin).
Running a square setup for the winter tires, on smaller 17” wheels with a narrower width (7.5”).
Smaller wheels give you more sidewall to better absorb potholes, and a narrower width will cut through the snow and slush better. Been doing that for over 40 years with good results.
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Nexus713 (11-15-22)
11-13-22, 09:33 PM
#5
Lucky you. Studded tires were outlawed around here almost 50 years ago. I still remember pulling the studs out with a pliers.
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