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Ecky · 12-30-2018, 10:12 AM

General rule I follow is that when it drops and stays below 40F, the snow tires go on, regardless of whether there's any snow. Above that the all seasons go back on. I don't see snow tires as a bad expense (if you have a spare set of rims anyway) as they offset miles I'd be putting on my other tires.

Up to you. I know some interesting folks to drive in Vermont year-round with all seasons and manage to stay out of ditches.

12-30-2018, 10:12 AM	#120 (permalink)
Ecky Master EcoModder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: New Zealand Posts: 5,016 ND Miata - '15 Mazda MX-5 Special Package 90 day: 40.51 mpg (US) Thanks: 2,870 Thanked 2,514 Times in 1,554 Posts	General rule I follow is that when it drops and stays below 40F, the snow tires go on, regardless of whether there's any snow. Above that the all seasons go back on. I don't see snow tires as a bad expense (if you have a spare set of rims anyway) as they offset miles I'd be putting on my other tires. Up to you. I know some interesting folks to drive in Vermont year-round with all seasons and manage to stay out of ditches. __________________ Ecomodding 2015 MX-5 Miata Honda Insight w/Acura TSX engine 2000 Insight TLC & Build Thread