you mean that 9 dollar per tire "siping" my god please don't do that unless
you want your tires missing CHUNKS of rubber. got it siped and sure traction
was great, but drive it on gravel and bye bye nice tires.
-Dester
<< The big three snow tires around here seems to be Blizzaks, Michelin Alpins,
and Yokohama something or other. Have not seen or read anything on the
Kelleys. Just a thought ... chrome rims in the winter may not be a good
choice ... will pit and rust with snow, salt, sand and H2O mixture.
As someone wrote, 'snipes' are a must ... pick a brand that suits your
budget. Hope this helps.
>>
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