Which tires to get
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Which tires to get
Hi,
i live in San Francisco, and will be going up to tahoe often this winter.
I drive a 04 STi. I have a second set of rims already, now i need to get me some new tires for the winter.
which would you recomed?
from these which would you get and why?
http://tinyurl.com/5rdo7
thanks
--rodrigo
i live in San Francisco, and will be going up to tahoe often this winter.
I drive a 04 STi. I have a second set of rims already, now i need to get me some new tires for the winter.
which would you recomed?
from these which would you get and why?
http://tinyurl.com/5rdo7
thanks
--rodrigo
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I would recomened pirrelli p zero nero m+s all seasons. they are great in all weather conditions that i've been in and they still look sporty, but if you are looking for snow tires check the tire racks web site or local dealers.
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Originally Posted by lovesmysuby04
I would recomened pirrelli p zero nero m+s all seasons. they are great in all weather conditions that i've been in and they still look sporty, but if you are looking for snow tires check the tire racks web site or local dealers.
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if they are to only be used in the winter, then i would suggest some nokian wr's
they are a tire that is sever winter rated and yet they have good wear in the dry and perform more like an all season tire in dry and wet conditions than other winter/snow tires
http://www.nokiantyres.com/passenger...name=NOKIAN+WR
they are a tire that is sever winter rated and yet they have good wear in the dry and perform more like an all season tire in dry and wet conditions than other winter/snow tires
http://www.nokiantyres.com/passenger...name=NOKIAN+WR
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The contiextremecontacts grip awesome in the wet, but they suck chef's salty ***** in the dry. That may be true of most all seasons, but I love my Nitto Neogens.
I am getting the Michelin PS a/s
This might help.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey...jsp?type=UHPAS
This might help.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey...jsp?type=UHPAS
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Originally Posted by lovesmysuby04
I would recomened pirrelli p zero nero m+s all seasons. they are great in all weather conditions that i've been in and they still look sporty, but if you are looking for snow tires check the tire racks web site or local dealers.
Originally Posted by lovesmysuby04
and they still look sporty,
Originally Posted by ish
please don't tell me that you use this as any sort of basis for choosing tires
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Originally Posted by AntiochCali
They don't seem to sell the P Zero Nero M&S tires in a 16" or 17" size to fit the WRX 

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....ero+Nero+M%26S
I'm pretty sure you'll find the size you need here...
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