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Winter tires won't help you, they can't stop someone else from hitting you. And people in this city don't know how to drive in snow. As soon as the snow begins to fall, the whole city is in panic and a 15min ride turns into a 3 hour ride.
this man does not exagerate. prepare for the longest most annoying drive back home if snow hits the ground
Winter tires won't help you, they can't stop someone else from hitting you. And people in this city don't know how to drive in snow. As soon as the snow begins to fall, the whole city is in panic and a 15min ride turns into a 3 hour ride.
So instead of being part of the solution, we should be part of the problem? You won't get caught in the traffic jams if you have snow tires and can navigate the back roads.
Unless you guys can predict the future, you will have the snows on for a few weeks at a shot.
The thing is snow happens at any time. If you get to work at 8:00am and it starts to snow hard (aka last year), your *** is grass if you don't leave work soon enough to tip toe home on your summers.
Better just to run them for a few weeks or a month until the season is over with
So instead of being part of the solution, we should be part of the problem? You won't get caught in the traffic jams if you have snow tires and can navigate the back roads.
I'm just saying, winter tires may not be needed; though it never hurts to have. Hitting the back roads is a great idea to avoid traffic if available.
So, some say the oem z wheels will fit and a couple say no. It seems like the ones who said yes seem to know what they are talking about. I just want to confirm. Oem 17's with no spacer will be fine? Thanks.
Much appreciated on finding out you guys and on the tit warming technique. Ill be in Bellevue before the 20th so if you see a white 03 track edition that would be I.