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Old 09-29-2017, 01:37 AM   #13 (permalink)
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After getting stuck in a warm (low 30s, upper 20s) the first year that I owned my car, I bought wheels and snow tires (228/50-18) from TireRack and drove 8 winters on them.

The car is actually quite fun in the snow if you have good tires. Don't go for All-season. Get full snow tires.
I still have a couple of the original snow tires that I bought in January of 2010. The only reason that I don't have all 4 is that I got assorted sharp pieces of metal in a couple of them.

IIRC I got about 27,000 on my original summer tires. Buy a tread depth gauge.
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