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need new tires. have you had these...
01-30-2009, 03:40 PM
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need new tires. have you had these...
i HAVE to get new tires and i've come across two that aren't to badly priced..
what i'm asking is have you had these and how were they?? were they good in the snow?
Kuhmo ecsta ASX ultra high performance all season
and
Pirelli PZero nero m&s pinna.. also ultra high performance all season..
or
name a tire you liked.
what i'm asking is have you had these and how were they?? were they good in the snow?
Kuhmo ecsta ASX ultra high performance all season
and
Pirelli PZero nero m&s pinna.. also ultra high performance all season..
or
name a tire you liked.
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01-30-2009, 03:44 PM
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01-30-2009, 03:51 PM
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well, its kinda hard to explain. but, the only reason that they are called "all-season" tires is because, yes they do work in all types of weather. but in order to allow that. its actual performance in each condition is very low quality...if that helps you out any...
like, in order for one condition to work, they have to take away some performance of another condition. so in the end, yes the tire will work in all conditions...but very poorly
like, in order for one condition to work, they have to take away some performance of another condition. so in the end, yes the tire will work in all conditions...but very poorly
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01-30-2009, 03:53 PM
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well, its kinda hard to explain. but, the only reason that they are called "all-season" tires is because, yes they do work in all types of weather. but in order to allow that. its actual performance in each condition is very low quality...if that helps you out any...
like, in order for one condition to work, they have to take away some performance of another condition. so in the end, yes the tire will work in all conditions...but very poorly
like, in order for one condition to work, they have to take away some performance of another condition. so in the end, yes the tire will work in all conditions...but very poorly
01-30-2009, 03:59 PM
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true.. but knowing my luck i will, idk it all depends on when i have the money to get them, i have regis. and license. to pay this month as well! sooooo if i can't get them till end feb- march i'll just get summers
i know this is bad but i had summers on all last winter and did Just fine.
i know this is bad but i had summers on all last winter and did Just fine.
01-30-2009, 04:02 PM
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just go ahead and get a summer tire
get some nitto NT05's. i was thinking about getting those, i couldn't decide between 01's or '05s but im going with 01's
get some nitto NT05's. i was thinking about getting those, i couldn't decide between 01's or '05s but im going with 01's
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01-30-2009, 06:55 PM
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haha yes it has been a while.
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01-31-2009, 11:51 AM
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well, its kinda hard to explain. but, the only reason that they are called "all-season" tires is because, yes they do work in all types of weather. but in order to allow that. its actual performance in each condition is very low quality...if that helps you out any...
like, in order for one condition to work, they have to take away some performance of another condition. so in the end, yes the tire will work in all conditions...but very poorly
like, in order for one condition to work, they have to take away some performance of another condition. so in the end, yes the tire will work in all conditions...but very poorly
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i know this is bad but i had summers on all last winter and did Just fine.
02-02-2009, 10:43 AM
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yeah i know.. i got yelled at everyday by the boyfriend and dad.... lol but we didn't get a whole lot of snow and when we got hit last year on v-day i used my dad's truck to drive to work bc he was out plowing. and took the mini van. (he packs it with clothes, blankets, and a cooler incase he gets stuck at work)
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