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All season tires
my rears are almost bold and the front ones were just replaced about 2 months ago by Nissan. Its going to snow here in Chicago and i don't really want snow tires. Anyone know good 18" tires that are good in rain/snow and wont cost an arm and a leg?? 245/45/18
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Re: All season tires
Originally posted by CopperZ
my rears are almost bold and the front ones were just replaced about 2 months ago by Nissan. Its going to snow here in Chicago and i don't really want snow tires. Anyone know good 18" tires that are good in rain/snow and wont cost an arm and a leg?? 245/45/18
my rears are almost bold and the front ones were just replaced about 2 months ago by Nissan. Its going to snow here in Chicago and i don't really want snow tires. Anyone know good 18" tires that are good in rain/snow and wont cost an arm and a leg?? 245/45/18
i made it home in one piece. my tires are in my sig...be safe out there
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Re: Re: All season tires
Originally posted by Zenvy
i just drove home today in very horrible weather...streets weren't plowed in rockford.
i made it home in one piece. my tires are in my sig...be safe out there
i just drove home today in very horrible weather...streets weren't plowed in rockford.
i made it home in one piece. my tires are in my sig...be safe out there
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Originally posted by CopperZ
i was wondering.. will P245/40ZR18 tires fit the stock 18" back rims (right now i have the stock 245-45-r18) What is the diffrence between the both?
i was wondering.. will P245/40ZR18 tires fit the stock 18" back rims (right now i have the stock 245-45-r18) What is the diffrence between the both?
the staggering should be 0.5"-0.75" with the rear rims having greater overall diameter. you can go on discount tire direct website and put tire size on a calculator to find out specs such as overall diameter, height, etc. the overall diameter of the rear rim + tire should be greater than the front rim + tire within the aforementioned range.
and yes, unfortunately it did snow a lot here in rockford...apparently they haven't heard about snow plows and stuff like Chicago and its suburbs.
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