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Wheels, Tires & Brakes
best allseasons for snow
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<blockquote data-quote="Doug Kaye" data-source="post: 1044766" data-attributes="member: 73761"><p>I have the cheap Pep Boys Futura Scrambler tires, they have generally treated me well, quiet ride on highway and do ok in mud. They've been OK in snow, though we haven't had much in Denver the last few years. Yesterday we had the first snow of the year (!) was fishtailing my way home from work in heavy traffic which was rather terrifying.. barely made it up the hills. </p><p>Reluctant to get dedicated snow tires since it will be warm and dry again by Tuesday, and suspect the snows will wear very fast in those conditions, which are normal for Denver these last several winters. </p><p>But I don't want another commute like that.. what do you like for allseason tires that are good in snow ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doug Kaye, post: 1044766, member: 73761"] I have the cheap Pep Boys Futura Scrambler tires, they have generally treated me well, quiet ride on highway and do ok in mud. They've been OK in snow, though we haven't had much in Denver the last few years. Yesterday we had the first snow of the year (!) was fishtailing my way home from work in heavy traffic which was rather terrifying.. barely made it up the hills. Reluctant to get dedicated snow tires since it will be warm and dry again by Tuesday, and suspect the snows will wear very fast in those conditions, which are normal for Denver these last several winters. But I don't want another commute like that.. what do you like for allseason tires that are good in snow ? [/QUOTE]
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