12-02-2014, 12:20 PM
So snow tires are good in snow, summer tires are good in warm dry/wet situations, and all seasons suck.
Yep....
After driving with winter tires for the first time last winter, I will stick with them in the cold months. I don't have to deal with the wob wob wob and brick tires in sub 40 degree temps. If you can store a spare set of wheels, I don't see the point in going all seasons, not like they are any cheaper than dedicated winter tires.
Yep....
After driving with winter tires for the first time last winter, I will stick with them in the cold months. I don't have to deal with the wob wob wob and brick tires in sub 40 degree temps. If you can store a spare set of wheels, I don't see the point in going all seasons, not like they are any cheaper than dedicated winter tires.