Anyone run the Kumho ECSTA ASX in winter?
09-26-2005, 07:04 AM
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Anyone run the Kumho ECSTA ASX in winter?
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Was initially going to put a set of Blizzak LM22s on my car for the winter, but came accross good reviews of this tire online and wondered if anyone has run them in mild winters like we have in Northern VA. Wouldnt really mind buying the LM22s and installing them, but gettin the ASXs would save me $300 or so upfront and then I wouldnt have to mount and remount tires in the Spring and Fall. Provided of course this is going to be decent in the Summer.
Was initially going to put a set of Blizzak LM22s on my car for the winter, but came accross good reviews of this tire online and wondered if anyone has run them in mild winters like we have in Northern VA. Wouldnt really mind buying the LM22s and installing them, but gettin the ASXs would save me $300 or so upfront and then I wouldnt have to mount and remount tires in the Spring and Fall. Provided of course this is going to be decent in the Summer.
09-28-2005, 07:22 AM
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I dont have an aswer for you but I am purchasing these same tires this friday so hopefully they will be decent in the winter....let me know if you get any response from someone who has ran these....
they look to be a decent performing All-Season budget tire and thats all I am looking for right now..
I will get new wheels and summer tires in the spring....
they look to be a decent performing All-Season budget tire and thats all I am looking for right now..
I will get new wheels and summer tires in the spring....
09-28-2005, 07:27 AM
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Thats what I'm looking for right now, a decent set of tires that can get me through the winter but that will be good in the summer as well.
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