Snow tires for A-Spec
#1
Three Wheelin'
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Snow tires for A-Spec
I'm looking for really good snow tires and rims for the winter. Can anyone suggest a type of tire I should get? and is it crucial for me to get 17" tires, or can I go any smaller? and what rims should I use?
if you have these for sale, please let me know on a price.
thanks
if you have these for sale, please let me know on a price.
thanks
#2
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check the tire rack for tire rim combos. the mich artic alpin is the tire i run and they are awsome in the snow, and last longet than the blizakk
#4
I'd go with 16's. More rubber = more flex to shake out the snow and cheaper tires too.
What I did is call all the GTA Acura dealers for 16 inch Acura TL take off rims and found some for $140 each.
In terms of snow tire if its just GTA driving, go with an H rated snow like the Nokian WR or Pilot sport. If you're going to cottage country then you may want more of a true snow tire.
Call Dave at Steelcase Tires in markham. He'll take care of you.
P.S. Once you get the snows, toss out those POS MXM4's and get some real Z rated summers (sp9000, T1S, firehawk SZ50, etc.)
What I did is call all the GTA Acura dealers for 16 inch Acura TL take off rims and found some for $140 each.
In terms of snow tire if its just GTA driving, go with an H rated snow like the Nokian WR or Pilot sport. If you're going to cottage country then you may want more of a true snow tire.
Call Dave at Steelcase Tires in markham. He'll take care of you.
P.S. Once you get the snows, toss out those POS MXM4's and get some real Z rated summers (sp9000, T1S, firehawk SZ50, etc.)
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Like hemants said make sure you get good tires.... I got the Michellin Alpine Sport. and love em... They are a bit pricy, but you get what you pay for.
As for rims ... you could go for steel rims if you are short on $$
You should be looking around $1K if you want to do it right.
TLS RULZ
As for rims ... you could go for steel rims if you are short on $$
You should be looking around $1K if you want to do it right.
TLS RULZ
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