In a message dated 10/21/2001 12:34:32 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
andylevy@yahoo.com writes:
<< Remember that if you get studs, you MUST get new tires (either for the
studs or to replace the ones you had studs put into). Can't run studs in
the summer. If you're going to be paying for new tires anyway, you may as
well get good all-around tires that will take care of you, rather than have
to maintain TWO sets. >>
I actually have another set of tires and wheels already, thanks for all the
help though, I know not to drive on studs in the summer, my dad works for the
DOT so I know how bad they are on roads but I think they will really help for
my mountain trips this winter.
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