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Originally Posted by iceman07
Anyone out there live in snowy type country that has good long life with tires
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And now for the most unpopular opinion...
If you live in snow country, you should have two sets of tires. 'All' season for summer and dedicated snow tires in the winter. If you haven't run with modern snow tires, you will be amazed. I've been running Nokian's for last six years and I am completely sold on them. When the roads are bad I notice every rwd truck spin and fishtail away from the lights and every fwd spin until momentum picks up. I just crawl away. Now imagine what happens in a sudden stop or turn...
Since you put a lot of miles on your car, it will cost you very little extra. Buy another set of wheels (steel wheels are best) and mount the snow tires on these (I had factor steels and bought nice aluminums for summer.) The cost of these wheels is about the only extra since your wear will be spread over two sets of tires.
Give 'em a try...they work.
GregS_WI