More HP with cold weather ??
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How About Rims......this Is My 1st Winter On My Rims....is It Time To Take Them Off???
IF YES
WICH ARE THE BEST TIRES FOR MY STOCK WHELLS........
IF YES
WICH ARE THE BEST TIRES FOR MY STOCK WHELLS........
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If I was going to run summer wheels/tires and a different set for the winter, I would strongly consider Blizzak tires. I've never owned them, but hear nothing other than good things about them for snow driving.
You could also do the obvious thing and just get some good All-seasons. On Tirerack, I believe the Traction TA and goodyear assurance were pretty high rated. Those are the two I considered, and ended up getting the BFGs. I haven't driven in the snow yet, but I like them so far in the dry and rain.
If I was going to run summer wheels/tires and a different set for the winter, I would strongly consider Blizzak tires. I've never owned them, but hear nothing other than good things about them for snow driving.
You could also do the obvious thing and just get some good All-seasons. On Tirerack, I believe the Traction TA and goodyear assurance were pretty high rated. Those are the two I considered, and ended up getting the BFGs. I haven't driven in the snow yet, but I like them so far in the dry and rain.
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Rep Power: 294 After consuming 2 sets of tires in 4 years, I decided to switch to an all season tire. A little less grip but a lot more tread life; but now I don't have to deal with swapping the steelies and the alloys twice a year.
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Rep Power: 0 The reason why you have more power in cold weather is the air is more dense. When it gets in the engine and warms up it expands creating higher compression. Its more noticible with a good "Cold-Air" intake.
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Originally Posted by jay78
How About Rims......this Is My 1st Winter On My Rims....is It Time To Take Them Off???
IF YES
WICH ARE THE BEST TIRES FOR MY STOCK WHELLS........
IF YES
WICH ARE THE BEST TIRES FOR MY STOCK WHELLS........
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