[halfelite]

Originally Posted by ORSTi

Big Bear? Mammoth? I know. It's a hard choice when it's sunny all the time where you live but 45 min away it can be dumping. I think the only way to really do it is to have another set of wheels. This way you are ready for a dump alert. Tire rack has a wheel that fits the STi for $99 each.

Actully i never make it up to big bear family owns a house in arrowhead. right above the lake usually just go there. but it gets pretty good snow and the snow mover dont always go up to the folks house

[scubadiver424]

yeah tirerack has ASA rims for 99.00 very popular with blizaks on the STI for around $1000

[TR11]

I think dunlop M3's are did the best on a magazine snow review, road and track?

I personally use hankook W300 icebear because they are really cheap and they did great last year in our canadian winter + they grip nicely when its dry.

[WRX_XB9R]

I use the older Dunlop M2's. They work great for our winters which are 70% dry. 20% wet and 10% frozen stuff. They have a lot more grip than summer tires when the temps fall. However I see the original poster was in Canada. There are better 80% frozen choices. Dunlop makes a Graspic DS-1 for these conditions.