Winter Tyres!

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    The Dogfather
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smitty View Post
    Just drive slower and safer - then you'll havwe no problems in the snow, and no need for (waste money on ) winter tyres

    I don't think I have much need for winter tyres - Midlands is hardly a signifcant snowfall area - with last year being the exception! But can see the sense if you live on high ground or in the North of Scotland.
    Sorry Smitty but this is absolute rubbish, the benefit of winter tyres is better grip in cold conditions as well as snow. And, if you want to be safe in the snow the only way is to have the right tyres, either that or stay off the road.

    When I lived in the Midlands (Leicester) I saw three major snowfalls in the year I was there, I also saw a few minor accidents as a result of the weather.

    As for wasting money the only cost is for the rims or the change over, whilst I'm driving on winters my summer tyres are sat in my garage not getting worn so they'll need replacing less.

    Anyway here's a video

    Last edited by The Dogfather; 2nd October 2009 at 10:45 AM.

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