Kari777

My Bridgestone Blizzak LM25 winter tires (4) need to be replaced. Bridgestone doesn't make the same tire but they make it with a run flat option. Is that necessary and worth paying extra for? I live in NY where we get snow, ice, but also have to drive on dry pavement. My Potenza's in good weather, Blizzak in winter work out great. I don't know if I really need H rating in winter. Anyone try Blizzak WS70? I would consider switching brands. I drive about 100 miles a day back roads lots of hills, need stability.

sdaidoji

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RFT are not recommended if your car does not have pressure sensors in the wheels. also, they ride stiff.

Walt_500

Hi all,Tire and wheels are main part of the car and we should not ignore famous companies so Bridge stone and Yokohama these two comapny are famous for tire and wheels.

sdaidoji

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^ don't click - spambot, likely.

rjones7755

Lol @ walt

sdaidoji

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hoooleee cow... he is not actually a spambot...

butch33

I'd go with the blizzaks (whatever the new ones are called designed for small sedans)

I had blizzaks on my 99 civic and could not believe how well they performed in all winter conditions .

I have toyo go2 plus on my current 2009 civic and I'm disappointed in their performance in icey conditions ; yet they kick butt in deep snow / slush .If I could do it all over again I'd have gotten blizzaks for my 09