Possible aid to current Potenza traction probs
#1
Possible aid to current Potenza traction probs
At Discount Tire they do tire siping for $10 a tire. This puts hundreds of tiny slashes in the tread blocks which sheds snow and also helps in the wet too. Most of the best snow tires feature heavy siping. It makes sense to me that this could help a lot of drivers right now. My snows came siped.
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Has anybody done this?
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Has anybody done this?
#5
Wow'
I did not know the RE92 were siped. So siping may be good, but cant perform miricles. Yeah and it is hard to beleive the 92's and the Blizzaks are from the same company. Dont have pics but go to Discount Tires, or Tire rack web site snow tires, looks exactly what you will see there, exept the tread lugs shape themselves wont resemble the 92's
I did not know the RE92 were siped. So siping may be good, but cant perform miricles. Yeah and it is hard to beleive the 92's and the Blizzaks are from the same company. Dont have pics but go to Discount Tires, or Tire rack web site snow tires, looks exactly what you will see there, exept the tread lugs shape themselves wont resemble the 92's
#9
Originally Posted by Ma><iManiac
I dont know...The Craptenzas don't have any good water channeling grooves or anything like that. When I changed tires that's where I saw the biggest improvement...Wet weather traction.
#10
Some things are great, slippery when wet. Just not yer tires.
Charlykilo3 some time after 15-20 k or so you are gonna be in a storm and you will nearly cr*p your pants.
Specifically it will be hitting some standing water, 1/2 or more puddle. They dont channel much water they hydroplane. Keep your speed down in these conditions.
Charlykilo3 some time after 15-20 k or so you are gonna be in a storm and you will nearly cr*p your pants.
Specifically it will be hitting some standing water, 1/2 or more puddle. They dont channel much water they hydroplane. Keep your speed down in these conditions.
#11
Originally Posted by BG2K
My answer.. .snow chains
j/k ...
You should look into summer only and winter only tires. Either that, or buy a 4x4 truck
j/k ...
You should look into summer only and winter only tires. Either that, or buy a 4x4 truck
Too cold for good performance from a summer tire, too warm for good performance from a winter tire.
(Central NC)
#12
Originally Posted by Mick Max
Some things are great, slippery when wet. Just not yer tires.
Charlykilo3 some time after 15-20 k or so you are gonna be in a storm and you will nearly cr*p your pants.
Specifically it will be hitting some standing water, 1/2 or more puddle. They dont channel much water they hydroplane. Keep your speed down in these conditions.
Charlykilo3 some time after 15-20 k or so you are gonna be in a storm and you will nearly cr*p your pants.
Specifically it will be hitting some standing water, 1/2 or more puddle. They dont channel much water they hydroplane. Keep your speed down in these conditions.
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