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Old 09-28-2010, 10:36 PM   #9
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Don't have them on my car, but I have driven on them in dry weather... and I liked how they performed. A good friend in Vancouver has them on his Corolla, and he loves them in the rain, plus they run smooth and quiet and have a great mileage rating. Don't know how they'd make out in the snow; I'm an advocate of dedicated snow tyres if you live in snow country.
thanks kimona! i know a dedicated snow tire is better for snow, but where i live we only have serious snow once or twice a year. the ice, however, can be nasty when we do have it.
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