dragontea

http://www.canadiandriver.com/testdrives/07rdx.htm

Skeandhu

Good find.

sbpwjm

thanks for the article dragontea, most appreciated!!

Stevenm

2 comments - I was at Ikea the other day and a avg sized Billy bookcase doesn't fit! ( had to take it out of the box as it comes in 4' x 8' x 2" thick box. I didn't know you can program it to talk French Canadian. How often does it say Eh? ( just kidding)

ghostx

The guy was complaining about fuel economy, but he says it got between 23-27 mpg? Is that bad???

Stevenm

Thats great, almost to good to be true. He probably converted from liter to mpg wrong. I dont speak in liters!

ghostx

I got it, he was showing MPG (imperial) which is different than MPG in the states. I did the conversion and he was getting between 19-25.7 MPG. Still, I think that's good.

Stevenm

Under the driving conditions he describes I doubt he'd get better than 15mpg

flar

I wish the auther had given the model number or speed rating of the Blizzaks - the Blizzak line comes in several flavors from H rated performance snow tires to Q rated light truck versions. If I'm going to get some winter tires for the mountains I'd like to get the performance version and feel like it will be as sure-footed as the article talks about.

terdonal

They had Bridgestone Blizzak DM-Z3, same as the ones I am running.

Knappster

How much did you pay for those tires in BC? Did you buy separate rims?

mickie

"the storage bin has split middle dividers to create two separate upper and lower storage compartments. One complaint though: the bin is not heated, and on a cold day, objects placed in the bin emerge half frozen. "

Oh come on now!

Bostonbr77

I would have been interested to see how the author would have made out without the Blizzaks. We have had a ton, I mean a ton of snow in Saskatoon and the stock Michelins have been excellent. Never even came close to getting stuck.

Rusty

terdonal

I paid $265.00 ea. installed. They were very scarce when I got them in November and the Michelin X-ice weren't available in an appropriate size let alone stock size. I used the OEM rims as I am going to get some new rims this spring for non winter use, just haven't figured out which ones yet.