See if you can get Nokian wr G3 tires around there. They are the best winter I have ever had and they are all season. The state police run them on all their vehicles in the winter here in Michigan. Just make sure to rotate them properly for the best wear and life they are a soft tire compound.

This post was edited by SheriffCool on Dec 15 2017 11:37am

You could add continental ts830 to that list instead of the pirelli sottozero 3

Love the thread on the series 2 and michelin
Those kind of tires wear out very fast tho

If you can i would defo lower the rim size, we even have replica alloy wheel that start as cheap as 129$ ea instead of ugly rims
Its not like youre gonna go race with it anyways
So you could lower the tires to some h rating instead of w
Save on the tires price and on durability
Win win

i'm hearing replica wheels are more likely to break when you hit a pot hole than oem alloy wheels, any thoughts on that?

replica tend to bend and oem just explode


Pro tips : avoid pothole

This post was edited by Subban on Dec 17 2017 03:03pm

is there no truth to the claim that oem's are more durable? if i'm not going with my dealerships offer this is what i have available to choose from locally
any thoughts on which of these would make for the best performance winter tires (wet/now/dry conditions)? the continental ts830 you mentioned is on here too


This post was edited by duffman316 on Dec 17 2017 05:18pm

Make sure to get H tires, T and under on those car are garbage
and we come back to my first option with the pirelli’s

I have had both 17 and 20 and enjoy them

Although my blizzaks are new from this year so not much mileage on them