leisure

Just thought I would pass this along. Looks like you may have "trick" the system a bit by putting 3 tires in a cart, followed by the 1 tire but you still get buy 3 get 1 free.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/c_10153_1...ires?adCell=WF

paulroad

I returned mine after 10K miles..they slip on less than 1" of snow.

The Falken 512 tires is much better.

joeyvaz

What tires are you running now Pauroad? I think I want to swap the Hankooks I have on there now.

all_Kobiwon

Just returned mine after 5k, tread was over half worn. On Continental Extreme Contacts now, so far so good.

paulroad

Summer only BFG G sport UHP.. Nice!!

Switching to winters next month.

Marc911

What are you guys running for an all season? The P6 Allroads on my car are about done and I need to replace asap.

Thanks,

allroaddave

Kumho Ecsta ASX UHP all seasons, also Nitto Neo-Gens on my MINI Cooper, but I like the Kumho's better for general daily use, they're a little bit quieter and smoother.

The Nittos look like they have a much more agressive tread pattern that will probably do better in the snow, but we get so little snow here that it really doesn't matter.

Watch, having said that we'll get 3 ft next week!

Marc911

Well, we get snow snow here in Joizey..

any tried the Yokohama AVID H4S?

all_Kobiwon

Let it snow, Let it snow, Let it snow... About 10 inches on the ground all ready today in Denver. Just had my brand spanking new Continental Extreme contacts out for a spin. Very very pleased!

paulroad

for many years I commuted daily from LI to Elizabeth NJ. In 2003-2006 it was in the allroad with Falken Ziex 512 tires. High Perf. Z rated, All season. They lasted 30K each set (48PSI) and I never got stuck and they handled great in dry, wet and snow.

Discount tire still has some in stock.

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...25&ar=55&rd=17