Wheels and Tires for All Season (read: snow\ice occasionally)
06-29-2002, 10:47 PM
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Wheels and Tires for All Season (read: snow\ice occasionally)
Well,
I dont think i am going to do my rims till my current tires wear down. But i want to get a head start.
I cant do such a big wheel that requires a very low profile tire (as much as i would like to
). I need tires that have very good performance, but will not make me slide around on the hill by my house in winter (1/4 mile long, 20-30deg inclination, it is VERY steep and has a LOT of traffic on it, people with bad tires DO slide backwards when totally stopped sometimes). They dont have to be GREAT in the snow and ice, but just enough to feel pretty confident in that kind of weather.
So i guess the tire will dictate the wheel size (thats all i really need, you can recommend wheels, but i have no prob looking for those, just for picking out the tires). I would like at least 16" wheels though.
Thanks!
btw, i searched a lot but could not find a satisfactory answer to this particular issue with buying both wheels and tires for this purpose.
I dont think i am going to do my rims till my current tires wear down. But i want to get a head start.
I cant do such a big wheel that requires a very low profile tire (as much as i would like to
). I need tires that have very good performance, but will not make me slide around on the hill by my house in winter (1/4 mile long, 20-30deg inclination, it is VERY steep and has a LOT of traffic on it, people with bad tires DO slide backwards when totally stopped sometimes). They dont have to be GREAT in the snow and ice, but just enough to feel pretty confident in that kind of weather.So i guess the tire will dictate the wheel size (thats all i really need, you can recommend wheels, but i have no prob looking for those, just for picking out the tires). I would like at least 16" wheels though.
Thanks!
btw, i searched a lot but could not find a satisfactory answer to this particular issue with buying both wheels and tires for this purpose.
06-30-2002, 01:42 PM
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http://www.tirerack.com/tires/SearchTires.jsp
Ultra performance all season is your best bet.
I used them to pick out my Yokohama avs db. They hydrofoil(?) a bit but other than that great traction.
Ultra performance all season is your best bet.
I used them to pick out my Yokohama avs db. They hydrofoil(?) a bit but other than that great traction.
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