winter tire question
12-15-2003, 08:08 PM
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winter tire question
is it true that the blizzaks will wear out prematurely when driven on dry pavement?
Another story i've heard was that they will wear prematurely in warm weather as well.
Can anyone clarify these questions or point me to where i can read about it? Thanks.
Another story i've heard was that they will wear prematurely in warm weather as well.
Can anyone clarify these questions or point me to where i can read about it? Thanks.
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How Long Will a Blizzak Winter Tire Last?
The Blizzak’s Multicell tread compound comprises the top 55 percent of the tires’ tread depth, with a standard winter tread compound comprising the remaining 45 percent. When Blizzaks are approximately 50 percent worn, their “snow platform” tread depth indicators “connect” selected shoulder tread blocks to indicate that the Multicell tread compound is almost worn out, and that the enhanced snow and ice performance is about to end.
We have personal experience on a wide range of vehicles from sports cars to SUVs. Our experience, and that of our customers, indicates that Blizzak winter tires will typically provide 12,000 to 15,000 miles of winter service before wearing out their Multicell tread compound. Therefore, Blizzaks are providing an estimated two to four winter seasons of wear from their Multicell tread compound for the driver who drives an average total of 15,000 miles per year (with 3,000 to 4,000 winter miles per year).
Blizzak winter tires are not recommended to be reinstalled when their tread depth has worn down to the “snow platform” tread depth indicators before the start of the winter season.
(copy and pasted from tire rack, hope i don't get sued)
The Blizzak’s Multicell tread compound comprises the top 55 percent of the tires’ tread depth, with a standard winter tread compound comprising the remaining 45 percent. When Blizzaks are approximately 50 percent worn, their “snow platform” tread depth indicators “connect” selected shoulder tread blocks to indicate that the Multicell tread compound is almost worn out, and that the enhanced snow and ice performance is about to end.
We have personal experience on a wide range of vehicles from sports cars to SUVs. Our experience, and that of our customers, indicates that Blizzak winter tires will typically provide 12,000 to 15,000 miles of winter service before wearing out their Multicell tread compound. Therefore, Blizzaks are providing an estimated two to four winter seasons of wear from their Multicell tread compound for the driver who drives an average total of 15,000 miles per year (with 3,000 to 4,000 winter miles per year).
Blizzak winter tires are not recommended to be reinstalled when their tread depth has worn down to the “snow platform” tread depth indicators before the start of the winter season.
(copy and pasted from tire rack, hope i don't get sued)
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