Dedicated snow tire; less than desired experience with Nokian Hakkapelitta 1
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09-12-2003, 05:04 AM
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I run the same tires in Northern Ontario
I have found the Hakka One's to be absolutely amazing on our 98 2.8Q. I live in the heaviest snow-fall zone in Ontario and have had ample opportunity to enjoy their limits.
I once was pulled over by a cop without radar simply because I was overtaking a lot of traffic up here -- I was only doing the speed limit while everyone else was doing twenty KM's less. I wanted to let the cop know about the worlds greatest drive train and the Hakka One's but decided against it
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No matter, the Hakka One's are simply perfect and I cant see changing to a different brand. And, for the record, I believe the Q's are more of an ice tire though I could be wrong -- it's been a while. My advice though, as a former fire-fighter who has seen his share of accidents -- stick with the Hakka's.
I once was pulled over by a cop without radar simply because I was overtaking a lot of traffic up here -- I was only doing the speed limit while everyone else was doing twenty KM's less. I wanted to let the cop know about the worlds greatest drive train and the Hakka One's but decided against it
!No matter, the Hakka One's are simply perfect and I cant see changing to a different brand. And, for the record, I believe the Q's are more of an ice tire though I could be wrong -- it's been a while. My advice though, as a former fire-fighter who has seen his share of accidents -- stick with the Hakka's.