Subject	Re: dedicated winter tires and drive the car
Posted by	Nukez on September 23, 2003 at 9:10 PM
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In Reply To	dedicated winter tires and drive the car (n/m) posted by Luke@tirerack on September 23, 2003 at 03:02 PM
Message	I have a 91 2+2 that I drove 365 for 10 years. Ran 4 Blizzaks in the winter months and the car has been flawless even in deep snow (Thank you Tire Rack). The ultimate was having to pull a Saab 9000 with decent all season tires out of a parking lot, he was stuck in about 10 inches of snow. Driving it without Blizzaks or other ice tires is practically begging for an accident if you have any serious winter weather. My room mate had a brand new 93 convertible Z that slid all the way down our driveway while he slept just due to the driveway freezing up. Factory Z speed Michelins turn to stone below freezing. 1991 2+2 1993 convertible
Follow Ups	winter driving - ZeTov 12:42:22 09/23/03 Renting would kill you money wise, buy a daily driver. - SactoTodd 12:45:24 09/23/03 as if there was another option - Caddy Daddy 13:06:54 09/23/03 2nd, my friend dave has both a Z and a subaru, suby's rock! (n/m) - Chickan_Z (OH) 13:14:08 09/23/03 get a daily driver/winter car - NR98 (next year) 13:14:08 09/23/03 Good choice over them Honda's,, lol. :) - ZBlacktt 13:23:25 09/23/03 lol....funny....but I'll still take this honda - NR98 (next year) 13:31:18 09/23/03 Looks so easy to work on :) (n/m) - ZBlacktt 14:16:23 09/23/03 how about driving your own car? unless it snows. (n/m) - JC_NS 14:05:40 09/23/03 dedicated winter tires and drive the car (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 15:02:58 09/23/03 How do you know if your winter tires are dedicated or not? - Paul_ 15:18:07 09/23/03 Give up halfway through corners = not dedicated. (n/m) - John P. 10:37:39 09/24/03 Re: dedicated winter tires and drive the car - Nukez 21:10:55 09/23/03
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