FrancisPennysac
Veteran CEG'er
Anyone have anything THEY PERSONALLY have experience with ON A CONTOUR??
I am in Pennsylvania, and I happen to have access to all the tires I want dirt cheap.. let me know guys..anyways..
Anybody have a specific tire they would recommend and yes I mean a Dedicated SNOW tire, a tire with the little Snowflake stamp/emblem..
I am not worried about studding the tire, or putting chains on it...
My wheels can be either 14"s, 15"s or 16"s
For those that do not know, Snow tires are great because they do not get hard as rocks when the temps go below 32degrees F..and the Sipes in the tires help to pack and bite into snow better than a regular tire.. Now running them above say 60degreesF would cause them to wear very VERY badly to the point of "melting" off the car from heat.. Today in PA its, 32.9F to be exact
I am currently running a set of 205/55/16 Goodyear Assurance, triple tread all seasons, and I have heard Cooper CS4's are suppose to be great.. But anyone have anything on a SNOW tire??
I am in Pennsylvania, and I happen to have access to all the tires I want dirt cheap.. let me know guys..anyways..
Anybody have a specific tire they would recommend and yes I mean a Dedicated SNOW tire, a tire with the little Snowflake stamp/emblem..
I am not worried about studding the tire, or putting chains on it...
My wheels can be either 14"s, 15"s or 16"s
For those that do not know, Snow tires are great because they do not get hard as rocks when the temps go below 32degrees F..and the Sipes in the tires help to pack and bite into snow better than a regular tire.. Now running them above say 60degreesF would cause them to wear very VERY badly to the point of "melting" off the car from heat.. Today in PA its, 32.9F to be exact
I am currently running a set of 205/55/16 Goodyear Assurance, triple tread all seasons, and I have heard Cooper CS4's are suppose to be great.. But anyone have anything on a SNOW tire??