Tires? wet winter but want performance!
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Tires? wet winter but want performance!
Have a 2008 Grand Touring MX5 hard top.
I live in a rainy winter climate and am looking for recommendations for a year round tire that can still perform in the summer when I drive it the most. Can't really afford 2 sets of wheels and tires, so looking for that one great set of tires. Advice??
I live in a rainy winter climate and am looking for recommendations for a year round tire that can still perform in the summer when I drive it the most. Can't really afford 2 sets of wheels and tires, so looking for that one great set of tires. Advice??
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From: York PA
I would go to TireRack and plug in your vehicle and needs. Their reviews are based on thousands of responses and have been great for me in the past.
I agree that you don't need 2 sets of wheels/tires. Winter tires are great but Seattle does not get enough snow to justify them. A good set of All Season Tires should work.
I agree that you don't need 2 sets of wheels/tires. Winter tires are great but Seattle does not get enough snow to justify them. A good set of All Season Tires should work.
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