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I run mine at the recommended 36/44 and it seems to be fine.
I guess I'll be putting the winter tires on a little early...
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Gives me time to run the P Car a bit more before putting it to rest for the winter.
I guess I'll be putting the winter tires on a little early...
Run with the psm
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I guess I'll be putting the winter tires on a little early...
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I was hoping to make it until the end of the month, but we got about 4-inches of snow last night and it's still coming down hard today. I guess I'll be putting on the winter tires today or tomorrow!
It's a little early, but not too much. The traditional wisdom around here is that the winter tires should be mounted on October 15th and removed on May 15th.
I'm going down to the Colorado Avalanche home opener tonight - I guess we'll be taking the Allroad instead of the C4S! The Allroad is already riding on winter tires.
Up here in Canada.... Where it's supposed to be cold... it's 77F with nary a cloud. Forecast for tomorrow 81F...
That being said the snow tires are in the garage and waiting to be swapped.
About 4 hours. Beech mtn is in the west of NC and we're in the east. I was actually out there a couple of weeks ago to drive the tail of the dragon and the blue ridge parkway.
OP - sorry to hear about the snow, thats crazy early or normal around your parts for snow?
semi-ontopic, i cant imagine driving the 911 thru Chicago winters, we salt the **** outta the streets over here - so winter beater is a must
Cant believe how nice the weather is up her in the Midwest. Gives me time to run the P Car a bit more before putting it to rest for the winter. Good thing I dont have a hard top, otherwise I would probably be spending some $$ on winter rims/tires.
maybe next year.....
Swapping mine this weekend... can't wait for that nice, plush, Cadillac ride
Oh well, only about 5 months until we swap back.
What pressures do you run in the winter? Last year was my first season and I wasn't 100% satisfied with the traction. I think partly that was my getting used to the rear-favored drive and the engine weight in the back; although, I was thinking about fiddling with the tire pressure as well, just never got to it. You run with the PSM on/off?
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I went out for a hike this afternoon, and I'm definitely glad I had my winter tires on. I drove over several parts of the road that were covered with snow or slush. The trail that I hiked was totally snow covered! I snapped this quick photo hiking back down to the car.
I run mine at the recommended 36/44 and it seems to be fine. I keep PSM turned on most of the time, unless I'm in a place where I can have a little fun sliding the rear end around! I don't really have any issues with unusual treadwear. This is my third season on this set of Blizzaks and they still look quite good. I'll probably replace them when this season ends, because they seem to lose the Blizzak magic pretty quickly as they wear.
It snowed here last week, and today it's fall again high '60s. I hiked in the mountains Sunday and yesterday and there were patches of snow and lots of broken tree branches some quite large blocking trails. Driving the Turbo's almost as much fun as walking, lol!
Put mine on over the weekend, figured I would get it done before the shop got busy and I was doing every one else's.
According to Weather Canada, I am prob a couple weeks early, but winter compounds these days don't wear nearly as bad in warm temps as old models. That and the fact I go at least a set of tires a season just to try stuff out. Since there have hasn't been any real new technological changes to any models in my size this year I will prob rock just one set this year.
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