Snow tires

[Eyecandykia]

Just bought our car and already thinking snow tires

 

[Kia Stinger]

I’ll move this to the wheels and tires section.

 

[RedCal]

Just bought our car and already thinking snow tires

You are going to need them.... I've never bought them in the summer... might be some good deals to be had

 

[Eyecandykia]

You are going to need them.... I've never bought them in the summer... might be some good deals to be had

I’m hoping if not I have time to look

 

[RedCal]

Check with your dealer.... I got a great deal on my winter rims and tires

 

[Swap_File]

I thought these were economical and looked good, they are available in a few colors, but if I recall you have some other cheaper options in Canada.

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Edit: Sorry, are you just looking for tires? I forgot that some people swap the rubber back and forth without extra rims.

I didn't want a pure snow tire, I deal with a lot of slush and water at the start and end of winter where I live, so I went with the Michelin CrossClimate+. They have worked very well, but do seem to wear faster.

If you have 19s, you will likely have less options.

 

[westcoastGT]

I’m hoping if not I have time to look

where do you live in Canada ? I sold my OEM tires and put UHPAS tires on and have found them ideal for Vancouver

 

[Eyecandykia]

where do you live in Canada ? I sold my OEM tires and put UHPAS tires on and have found them ideal for Vancouver

I live in Ontario

 

[westcoastGT]

I live in Ontario

there are several ,members there that can offer their experience , I know that when I lived in Toronto I had an AWD with AS tires that worked fine but all my driving was urban and a few trips to Niagara ..................

 

[RedCal]

The PS4 tires are useless under 10C, I had the PS3s on my last car and they are very slick in the snow... (and I grew up in the snow belt) you might as well have the best tires for the conditions, and since you've already got a great summer set a set of winter tires is the best option