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Low Pros
sooo i wanna get low pros but i wanna sell my OEM wheels...... soo are low pros good in the winter... i live in NJ soo i was wondering like in the snow and conditions like that or am i better of keepin my OEM's?????
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I have these tires and they do pretty good in mild snow that we got here with these on
I have these tires and they do pretty good in mild snow that we got here with these on
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Originally Posted by djrabbi
sooo i wanna get low pros but i wanna sell my OEM wheels...... soo are low pros good in the winter... i live in NJ soo i was wondering like in the snow and conditions like that or am i better of keepin my OEM's?????
yah man .. i would keep ur stock wheels for winter ...i have low pros on my 17's ..and i slide like a mother in snow ....thats why i have my stock wheels for winter and my rims for spring/summer...good luck
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Ya, in the winter just change them back to ur stock wheels (keep them)..takes 15 mins...I live in Canada and ive driven in the snow with my 19's..which was not to bad, but to be safe juss switch them for winter.
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Originally Posted by diskreet
stop calling them low pros, you sound like either someone straight out of the fast and furious movie or someone straight out of a crappy rap song.
Originally Posted by IrockCivics
djrabbi where in passaic you at?
Last edited by djrabbi; 04-09-2006 at 05:25 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
thanks
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Rep Power: 257 Ya my wheels are 215/45/17 and I can't even drive in the snow with them. I would get stuck everytime I stopped. I couldn't even get through an intersection before the light turned red. It was horrible. I bought my car from the dealer with aftermarket wheels and after I had to drive it in the winter I went back and made the service manager give me a set of oem wheels. Plus you don't want aftermarket wheels getting torn up in the winter like mine either. I had to refinish mine by hand and it took forever.
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Rep Power: 0 I have 215/40/18. I haven't taken them off in two years. You will slide in the snow on your aftermarket or stock tires since neither is snow rated. And if you're not getting rims, dont get smaller tires on stock wheels, that just looks f'in stupid.
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