special
section just for them. They have Firestone "WinterFire" snow tires for
$51
(235/75/15). For a snow tire, you want a tall, narrow tire. Wide tires
will float over packed snow, whereas the narrower tire will put a deeper
bite into the snow. Also, I would avoid the high-mileage snow tires
(anything that's supposed to last over 40k miles) - I think the REAL
snow
tires won't have any mileage listed because 1) you want SOFT rubber
(that
doesn't
-We've been talking about snow tires the last day or two. I went into
work today and flipped out my Bridgestone truck tire catalog, and found
that Bridgestone just released a new Dueler Blizzak snow tires for
trucks. They are even made in P235/70r15's. If anyone is interested, I
can probably get them into a set for about $90 each, mounted and
balanced, in your nearby Firestone Tire and Service Center.
If you are interested, send me a self addressed, stamped envelope,
also including your tire size, and I'll mail you a discount card that
can be presented at your nearby store for this kind of pricing.
Patrick
Firestone Tire and Service Center #0436
1919 Pulaski Highway
Edgewood, Md 21040
c/o Patrick J. Engram, General Manager
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