winter driving ... snow ?
winter driving ... snow ?
what do you all do for winter driving.
are the stock advan tires up the challenge or do I need to get something a little better than those?
thanks for the thoughts?
(by the way, I live in socal but am thinking about a trip out to colorado for some skiing)
are the stock advan tires up the challenge or do I need to get something a little better than those?
thanks for the thoughts?
(by the way, I live in socal but am thinking about a trip out to colorado for some skiing)
Do not....I cannot stress this enough...do not run advans. Theres a video on here somewhere of a guy with advans trying to drive in the snow, does not work at all. Get a set of all seasons, I think winter tires are over kill for most.
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Blizzaks are a waste of money. Go buy some Hankook Icebears and you will never look back to another tire again. I live in Chicago so we do get our fair share of snow but nothing like Colorado or anywhere else far up north. These tires are good in the snow, rain, and aren't too bad on dry pavement. However when you do have to drive in deep snow you will not regret it!
For those who don't get a lot of snow throughout the season, all-seasons are truly the best bet. I have had them on my car the last 2 winters, and they have handled it without any issues. Don't have the money to waste. I have all-seasons on the car now....ready for winter.
If you get a lot of snow, then snow tires are a good investment.
If you get a lot of snow, then snow tires are a good investment.
i always go for the best ones for summer time (having brigstone potenza RE050A
THERE are great,and for witnter that means right now im hav9ing brigstone blizzaks,and then you`re safe and even can make some power slides or drifts.
believe me
All seasons would not be good if you are climbing a mountain to get to the baselodge. If you are only thinking about one trip, renting a small SUV would be cheaper than buying snow tires and spare wheels.








