Winter Studs
#46
Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by Bob
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But does $25 a tyre sound a complete joke, or that the going rate out here?
But does $25 a tyre sound a complete joke, or that the going rate out here?
#47
Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by eepgmik
The only thing I noticed is that the sidewall is quite hard but pretty much the same as the NordFrosts. They also feel pretty reasonable on the road without snow; as someone else said they clear the main roads pretty quickly so unless you spend most of your time out in the sticks you don't need studs.
In fact most locals look at me funny when I talk about winter tyres - they just drive around with whatever someone else slapped on their car when they bought it/last had the tyres changed If we were in Maine or NH I think it would be a different story
In fact most locals look at me funny when I talk about winter tyres - they just drive around with whatever someone else slapped on their car when they bought it/last had the tyres changed If we were in Maine or NH I think it would be a different story
Once there knackered, I'll probably invest in some half decent all weather tyres though...but spending oddles on tyres, hardly a lot of fun, rather splash out on new toys, but as I don't want to splash out for a new motor is I go sideways, I guess tyres it'll be...hmmm...wonder if I could get them as a birthday present in Feb...that would be a joy *lol*
#48
Re: Winter Studs
Originally Posted by eepgmik
I seem to remember paying about $20 per tyre in Mass - it seemed criminal to me given what I'd paid for the tyres!
#49
Re: Winter Studs
Well I couldn't be arsed with the 40 mile detour to get to the tyre place out where the folks are, or near enough, and went to Tire Warehouse, $51 for a swap over on a whole set....but found out Sam's Club do it for $9 a tyre, so that's a bit annoying.
Oh well...still better than $25 a tyre.
Oh well...still better than $25 a tyre.