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Originally Posted by ImBack

What Blizzaks would you go with there are like 5 diffrent ones?
Blizzak REVO 1, Blizzak WS-50, Blizzak LM-22, Blizzak LM-25, Blizzak LM-25 RFT
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/bridgestone/bridston.jsp

The REVO 1 and WS-50 are listed under "Studless Ice and Snow". They're for folks who drive on snow- and ice-covered roads most of the winter. They provide excellent ice and snow performance but can be squishy feeling on dry roads. Plus they have lower speed ratings.

LM-22 and LM-25 are listed under "Performance Winter". They're for people like me who live where it is cold all winter but only snows a few times. They provide better dry road and wet road performance than full-on winter tires, and they have higher speed ratings. The tradeoff is less ultimate performance in ice and snow. They're still exceptional snow tires, light years better than any all seasons I have owned.

RFT = Run flat. Unless you have a pressure monitoring system they are kind of a waste of money. Plus they weigh more than an equivalent non run flat tire.

[ImBack]

What about these iv really been thinking about getting these since the LM-25's someone said wear away really quick on dry pavement if there is no snow dont know how true that is but thats just what i heard that the tread wears reaaly quick if theres no snow... these sound like a good choice...The Pirelli Winter 210 SottoZero. Im in Jersey and its a crap shoot if we get lots of snow or a little bit of snow...so these seemed good for if theres deep snow light snow or no snow driving on dry pavement. I had the Sumitomo HTR+ allseasons on for the past 3 winters and they id really well in the dry pavement light snow and in deep 8 + inches of snow so i figured id go with these winter tires that they say are good in deep, light and no snow what do you guys think??? another one i was thinking about was this one the Pirelli 240 SnowSport. Oh yeah whats the diffrence between one version and the RFT version of the same tire???? Info and comments would be great
Thanks
Winter SottoZero
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....+210+Sottozero
240 SnowSport
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....+240+SnowSport

[Tariq Abdullah]

Look Here for Winter Tires:

www.tire-easy.com

I bought my Yokohama IceGuard 721's here for a good price...

[Muffnbluff]

Originally Posted by SilverSuby

+1 for Hankook icebears W300. No snow yet but dry and alot of rain. They are good in the dry, i did 110mph this last weekend traveling around northen michigan and it was fine. It has rained alot also and they are better than my summer tires in rain, and they are quiter than my summers. So far so happy. I got them from discount with a $25 & $50 mail in rebate. $678 out the door minus the rebates = $603 with extended warraty.

I have the icebears as well, they're a very good snow tire for the price. I also did over 130mph on them, which probably wasn't smart.

[Insane06STi]

LM25`s.