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Originally Posted by Alfisti
Not a fan. Just not good enough as soon as the snow falls, even the wife noticed and she notices NOTHING handling wise but as soon as i put them on she was like "there's no grip in snow, where are my Michelin's".
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I agree with you, and what I mean to say is not that these are the best tire, but they work well for my specific situation. If I lived further north or in say chicago, I wouldn't consider these suitable. DC has a lot of dry or wet days in the winter. I live close to my work, my wife has an SUV, so when it is bad out we just take the SUV which is literally, probably 5-10 days max in the year. So these do me well considering I keep some relative "performance" feel in the cold season and just utilize my other options when its full on ice and snow out.