grnmtnquattro

Since I have two sets of wheels (thanks Joe!) I figured I'd get it done with now before the mad rush in November.
195/65 15 Winterforce radials. Made by Bridgestone/Firestone, but (according to the tire guy) not marketed under the Bridgestone name so they don't cannibalize Blizzak sales. The tread pattern looks pretty badass IMO. Should be a HUGE improvement over the 'all seasons' I ran last winter.
They have good reviews over at Tirerack, and were considerably less expensive than Haaka's. $328 including tax, mounting/balancing, new valve stems, and old tire disposal.
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9490s33990

I live in Florida. Still not used to it (weather) after a year here.

grnmtnquattro

so your car will float when the hurricane's hit.
(jk, I hope you're fairing well down there)

S4gasm (LoTR)

LOL those look like truck tires!! holy shyt! winter burrrrrrr..its 82F right now in dallas

teabagger

75 here...

Raliegirl

Curiousity question--anyone going to try the Michelin X-Ice's this year?