LT vs ST's - Canadian Tires cries "Illegal!".
I replaced all 4 tires on my 35' horse trailer in the last 2 weeks - Canadian Tire had some excellent LT tires that were on 50% off "end of line liquidation" discount and the price was too hard to res...
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wilber1 wrote:hone eagle wrote:wilber1 wrote:hone eagle wrote:
I know but really? We live in SW ontario and except for last year snow fall lasts a day ,what we need are 'slush tires'
Anyway I got my way by going to Michigan.
OK but get off the gas too quick on a slippery corner with snows on the front only and the next thing you know, you are in the ditch or on the wrong side of the road staring at where you came from.
I never drive even within 10% of my vehicles limits wet dry cold hot .
our roads are at their slipperiest from excess amount of salt 'dust ' on the surface.
The problem is, with only two snows on the front, one end of your car has much higher limits than the other. Like driving in standing water with a good set of rain tires on the front and bald summer tires on the back.
What you seem to be saying is you don't need snow tires at all.
Exactly
I drive like a adult ,the snows are for unplowed lots and other outside the 'norms',went decades without them, after all I live in the banana belt of Canada
