I got the Winterforce tires from tirerack on my lancer - LOVE THEM. I've had TONS of snow since Christmas, and have not gotten stuck anywhere yet.

 

wtf did i get the snow lemon??? ... even though i didnt have snow tires last year I used to get stuck on 2" grades up hill I can barely back out of my driveway... and its flat.. lol thank goodness for garages

 

I am just using the stock tires on there now, thanks everyone for your help, wish me luck lol

 

Last winter was torture with the stock tires. Brakes=sliding right through stop signs with them for me. This winter I got Blizzacs and I have been driving through it all with barely any sliding at all.

 

blizzaks are so nice... lol my buddy has them on his tear-*** and they wont even do a burn out on ice

 

Me i have Nitto tire and here in québec its loads with snow ! I really love my Lancer but its a poor car for winter ! The first gear its praticly not use its slip to mutch and for the heat pfff !!!!! I have a remote starter and 15 min after the car is still damn cold@

 

i have pretty worn down stock tires (i have 31k on them) and i seem to have no trouble driving this car through the chicago winter weather (meaning freezing, light snow, spots of ice too), but of course the roads are basically FLAT so i cant say anything about hills.

Just be careful about stops because that's where u can get in trouble. Not being able to stop isn't as good as not being able to go Keep the speed at a speed you're comfortable at, don't try to pull ANYTHING, and just take it easy.

 

well the stock tires sucked for me...that was til i found my diamond in the rough...mall parking lot! a Virgin Mall Parking Lot at 3AM after a light 2 inch snow

Ebrake anyone?

 

Hey man, Im up here in Winnipeg, Canda and we get a **** load of snow! The Lancer handles freakin great w/ the exception of not having abs. Have some fun with it, thats what the e-brake was made for!! GIVE ' ER!!!

 

I was a D1 drift king in the ice/snow here in the Couv in my Lancer.
Stock tires + front strut bar + e-brake maneuvers = tons of fun.