Snow tires....yes, it reads SNOW tires!

[20ducks]

Reminder that if you are going to need them, now is the time to order them. Procrastinate and you will be on the back-order list.

http://www.tirerack.com

USA: Try these guys for price comparison to your local dealer or tire shop.

Cheers,
Greg

[enfield]

Get Bridgestone Blizzacks. Limited to 140kph but got me through 2-3 foot snow drifts in the FX45.

My set is ready & on rims with nitrogen in them to minimize oxidation of the rims. Compressed air has moisture and can eat the rims from the insides.

[flyboyaj]

Plus the Nitro doesn't change pressure with changing outside ambient temps.

[AlanL]

Yup - I have a set of 225/45R17 Pirelli Sotozero tires mounted on Sport Edition CD Silver rims on order with them now. Delivery scheduled for late this month.

[Rick Hunter]

Get Bridgestone Blizzacks. Limited to 140kph but got me through 2-3 foot snow drifts in the FX45.

My set is ready & on rims with nitrogen in them to minimize oxidation of the rims. Compressed air has moisture and can eat the rims from the insides.

It's Dunlop SP WinterSport M3's for me! Should be in by the end of next week.

BTW, nitrogen's overrated... don't waste your money on it, unless it's free. LINK

[enfield]

Rick Hunter, agreed - nitrogen is overrated. I am more concerned by the issue of mositure when the rims and tires sit in the garage for 7 months of the year.

[Caddyshk]

Hankook Ice Bear W300's are the best value/performance WT on the market - period!

[WLH]

This will be season 5 for my Michelin Alpin tires...

[fire-n-ice]

dang, I'm glad I don't have to worry about that, I change enough tires for unable women [read: don't know how ] and elderly people at my job. Once every couple weeks is enough for me!
WLH: Your wheels are just

[WLH]

WLH: Your wheels are just

Thank you...Got them on close out from Tirerack about 5 years ago for around $100 each for my winter tires.

[Ski]

How 'bout don't drive your ride in the snow and you'll have no worries..

[adama222]

I've got Blizzak LM22s. They're pretty good on dry pavement and are reasonable in snow. Something with more bite would be preferrable if I had to face snow often through the winter.

[sp3ctre]

We rarely have snow over here, but when we do the whole country grinds to a halt! I've never bothered with snow tires though, it's more of a challenge slippin-an-a-slidin on normal ones

[cj10jeeper]

agree with sp3ctre. We rarely get snow, but when we do chaos ensues.

So I'm ready to escalate the situation:

First season with a Z4 coming up so I'll give it a go and no doubt have great fun

If that fails I'll switch to the X5

...and if all else fails it's one of my Jeeps:

Bring on your worst this year.......

[WLH]

cj10jeeper, Very nice Jeep's...