Winter Studs
Nov 8th 2006 | 12:24 pm
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Winter Studs
Studded tyres...I think ours are okay and the in-laws are bringing them down with them this weekend...but if they are cooked, anyone got recommendations for a decent set that won't break the bank?
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
Nov 8th 2006 | 12:29 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Good job Vic's husband's home...the title of this thread could have sent her over the edge. 
Nov 8th 2006 | 12:32 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Bob
Studded tyres...I think ours are okay and the in-laws are bringing them down with them this weekend...but if they are cooked, anyone got recommendations for a decent set that won't break the bank?
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
Are they allowed in the States? They're illegal in canada except in manitoba during the winter months only! :scared:
Nov 8th 2006 | 12:36 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Good job Vic's husband's home...the title of this thread could have sent her over the edge.
Nov 8th 2006 | 12:39 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by willmore
Are they allowed in the States? They're illegal in canada except in manitoba during the winter months only! :scared:
Err it is winter...or do you mean after 21st Dec?
Nov 8th 2006 | 12:39 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by willmore
Are they allowed in the States? They're illegal in canada except in manitoba during the winter months only! :scared:
Nov 8th 2006 | 12:44 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Err it is winter...or do you mean after 21st Dec?
Nov 8th 2006 | 1:02 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by willmore
Are they allowed in the States? They're illegal in canada except in manitoba during the winter months only! :scared:
Nov 8th 2006 | 1:06 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Bob
Studded tyres...I think ours are okay and the in-laws are bringing them down with them this weekend...but if they are cooked, anyone got recommendations for a decent set that won't break the bank?
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
My husband was talking about getting winter tyres but don't think he meant studs. I would just choose the ones with the nicest pattern.
Nov 8th 2006 | 1:09 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
My husband was talking about getting winter tyres but don't think he meant studs. I would just choose the ones with the nicest pattern.
Nov 8th 2006 | 1:11 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
Like snowmen or something for the winter presumably
Nov 8th 2006 | 1:16 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Big chunky ones for me.
Nov 8th 2006 | 1:24 pm
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Rete
Not in all states. Don't know about Massachusetts.
Nov 9th 2006 | 1:50 am
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Bob
Studded tyres...I think ours are okay and the in-laws are bringing them down with them this weekend...but if they are cooked, anyone got recommendations for a decent set that won't break the bank?
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
Nov 9th 2006 | 2:10 am
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Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Bob
Studded tyres...I think ours are okay and the in-laws are bringing them down with them this weekend...but if they are cooked, anyone got recommendations for a decent set that won't break the bank?
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
And what about places to get them put on, we use to just use a local place that a mate of FIL's runs, but down here, don't know if there are any particular places to avoid or not....
And the award for mis-leading thread title goes to.........BOB!
