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Old 11-01-2012, 06:12 PM   #10 (permalink)
Ryland
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Originally Posted by Daox View Post
Tons of people roll around without even swithcing to snow tires. Its not unsafe, you just have to drive knowing how your car will react in a given situation (again something most people don't know).
I'm pretty good at driving in the winter with regular tires but I figure that snow tires are cheap insurance, more so with winding hilly roads that we have around here.
I am also responsible for plowing out the long driveway at work and keeping the heat on at work and it's on a road that can take a day or more to get cleared so I often get out there with the last half mile being unplowed.

The better snow tires are silica rubber, a LRR compound that has amazing grip, I have my near wore out snow tires on my car right now because my summer tires are out of balance and I haven't noticed my mileage drop.
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