Blizzaak Winter Tires?
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I see they have 3 types, a WS-50 and LM-22/LM-25, what kind are you using and what size? I will be driving in New Jersey and Im not sure which tire I should go with.
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It's a matter of personal preference. The LM-22's are geared more towards performance, while the WS-50's are a more traditional snow tire (softer, lower speed rating). I have LM-22s, and they passed the test last winter with flying colors.
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Originally posted by CelticPride2
It's a matter of personal preference. The LM-22's are geared more towards performance, while the WS-50's are a more traditional snow tire (softer, lower speed rating). I have LM-22s, and they passed the test last winter with flying colors.
It's a matter of personal preference. The LM-22's are geared more towards performance, while the WS-50's are a more traditional snow tire (softer, lower speed rating). I have LM-22s, and they passed the test last winter with flying colors.
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Thanks for the info, I'm in (northern) NJ also and will be encountering my first winter with the Z.....will try to use my old car (Corolla) if possible cuz I don't want to take a chance. How much are these snow tires??
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Originally posted by herbrock17
Thanks for the info, I'm in (northern) NJ also and will be encountering my first winter with the Z.....will try to use my old car (Corolla) if possible cuz I don't want to take a chance. How much are these snow tires??
Thanks for the info, I'm in (northern) NJ also and will be encountering my first winter with the Z.....will try to use my old car (Corolla) if possible cuz I don't want to take a chance. How much are these snow tires??
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I picked up mine from TireRack for $1250USD
Blizzak WS-50's on 17" ASA KA3 rims. ASA has another rim that'll fit for a little less too. I'm going overtop of the Brembo brakes, so if you got the smaller brakes, you may be able to go even cheaper...
Blizzak WS-50's on 17" ASA KA3 rims. ASA has another rim that'll fit for a little less too. I'm going overtop of the Brembo brakes, so if you got the smaller brakes, you may be able to go even cheaper...
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I use the WS-50's because I live in an area of CT that gets significant snowfall. Overall, I have been VERY impressed last winter. It sticks better than my FWD Acura did and had no problems at all getting around last winter.
The only downside is that the handling feels like you are riding on a marshmallow
The only downside is that the handling feels like you are riding on a marshmallow
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