SDAlexander8
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- First Name
- Steve
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- Jul 11, 2019
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- Indianapolis, IN
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- 17’ Si FC3, 17’ Accord 2dr V6 6MT, 22’ RL RTL-E
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NO. Don’t do it you cheap son of a bitch.
For anyone asking themselves or thinking of making a thread asking whether they need winter tires, please consider watching this man’s videos. Especially if you have summer rubber on your car and think you can tough it out.
You can get by in a good all season if you live somewhere that only sees significant snow maybe 4 days a year. Just drive carefully. FWD is very predictable on snow.
Type R owners: Get a cheap set of 18’s with winter tires. 20” winter tires to go over the stock wheels cost over 400$ per.
Here’s a very informative video of the difference between Michelin’s pinnacle level tires for each category on nothing but snow.
For anyone asking themselves or thinking of making a thread asking whether they need winter tires, please consider watching this man’s videos. Especially if you have summer rubber on your car and think you can tough it out.
You can get by in a good all season if you live somewhere that only sees significant snow maybe 4 days a year. Just drive carefully. FWD is very predictable on snow.
Type R owners: Get a cheap set of 18’s with winter tires. 20” winter tires to go over the stock wheels cost over 400$ per.
Here’s a very informative video of the difference between Michelin’s pinnacle level tires for each category on nothing but snow.
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