Nokian WR or Dunlop M3's....that is all!! Thanks to all
#3
This is my third season on the WR's. They have been nothing but
exceptional in all conditions. I only run them for winter so no experience with dry weather or rain. They are great in the snow no matter how deep. I just set my nephew up with the M3's for his new GTO and he loves them, got a deal $200 ea. for 18's. Live in Denver travel up the mountain for skiing almost every other weekend with no issues.
#5
I've got M3s on right now, but it hasn't snowed in the DC area... :oT
...since I've put them on. (
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#8
Hey Louis! Nice to 'see' you..
WHen my son had the R32 we put on the Nokina WR tires...LI to Hartford and U of Hartford driving?
They were flawless and helped him keep contol even when other cars around him were loosing it.
Som use them as intended as an all season tire.. but they are SEVERE WEATHER RATED which is why others use them as Winters and have summers to change off to.
With the way our area gets snow (on aand off) and how they get the roads cleaned--fast, I'd go with the WR and if you have the cash..get a good summer set of rubber.. You saw how my AVONS held on the Cliffs drive. They are not expensive tires.
We keept the WRs and they are going on the EVO..same size lucky me.
They were flawless and helped him keep contol even when other cars around him were loosing it.
Som use them as intended as an all season tire.. but they are SEVERE WEATHER RATED which is why others use them as Winters and have summers to change off to.
With the way our area gets snow (on aand off) and how they get the roads cleaned--fast, I'd go with the WR and if you have the cash..get a good summer set of rubber.. You saw how my AVONS held on the Cliffs drive. They are not expensive tires.
We keept the WRs and they are going on the EVO..same size lucky me.