Looking for some solid all seasons
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As of right now I have some pretty cheap tires that I would love to get rid of and replace with some higher quality rubber.
The car is driven in all weather conditions but I do minimize rain and snow travel.
I do not really need expensive Z rated tires or anything like that, its just a bolt on LT1 I am more concerned with comfort and a decent amount of grip
I am on a pretty tight budget also, The car is in storage until summer so I do have some time to shop around and get ideas. I would like to hit the 400-500$ range anything more would be just too expensive for me.
What tire make and brand would you recommend me to look into?
also any informative websites would be a great resource
thanks
The car is driven in all weather conditions but I do minimize rain and snow travel.
I do not really need expensive Z rated tires or anything like that, its just a bolt on LT1 I am more concerned with comfort and a decent amount of grip
I am on a pretty tight budget also, The car is in storage until summer so I do have some time to shop around and get ideas. I would like to hit the 400-500$ range anything more would be just too expensive for me.
What tire make and brand would you recommend me to look into?
also any informative websites would be a great resource
thanks
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Try a search in this forum for snow/all season tires.
That should be able to help you out.
We have some Goodyear F1 All Season tires on my girlfriend's car and they work well in the dry/wet surface.![Nod](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_nod.gif)
Haven't driven them in snow yet.
That should be able to help you out.
We have some Goodyear F1 All Season tires on my girlfriend's car and they work well in the dry/wet surface.
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Haven't driven them in snow yet.
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