tires

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im thinking of gettng new car tires. What tires are best for snow traction?

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Gislaved Nordfrost III. It's manufactured in and imported from Sweden by the German company Continental AG.

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the black ones made from tyre making stuff... rubber i think is best

now spell after me

T.Y.R.E

forgive me lussi

I be bored

Shadi Pix
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never heard of these ones. Are they available in US?

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LD...u say tyre...i say tire..whats the difference..

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Yar I was really waiting for a Good Thread....So what is your thread about?

Sabrina Jales::Pakistani Standup Comedian
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Goodyear?

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pakora..its abt tires..life death ka mamla hai marra...

5abi..goodyear has different types of tires..which one r u reffering to?

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Oh! Its about tires, come to Peshawar I will take you to “Shoba’, If you are pretty enough my friend will sell you a tire that will give you full traction without getting snow in the crack

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Oh sorry sorry man ...next thjread...:)

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Lussi, i have never had the need to use the snow tires, cos it never snows where i live :cool:. Why dun you ask the car-dealers or those mechanics at places like pep boys?

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pakora...hmmm..okay...

5abi...lucky u...well im gonna ask around but was wondering if any of our seasoned guppies knew anything...

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the “saying” is not the issue

its the spelling

tire is like tired without the D

Ok… im gonna find another thread

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Gislaveds are imported into the US. Usually you can find them at Volvo dealers though some large tire speciality places probably have them too for less.

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Me-She-Lin :-)

Michelin X-Ice tires doesn't make you feel like snow/ice on the road but they are expensive as compared to other crap

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For me it was a choice between Yokohama Avid V4S and BF Goodrich Traction T/A H. Both have realy good ratings in all caterogies like traction, tread wear etc. The Yoko’s are known to be somewhat quieter than BFs because of their thread design. I wanted to go with those, but since no one carried them locally, I decided to go with BF. So far I’m really liking them.
Here is a link with customer survey for different brand of tires… http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/surveydisplay.jsp?type=HPAS