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Kudos to you for searching for your answer. The new Blizzaks are the LM-60s. Given the performance 'hit' you take with snow tires even with the LMs being 'performance', I'd
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Kudos to you for searching for your answer. The new Blizzaks are the LM-60s. Given the performance 'hit' you take with snow tires even with the LMs being 'performance', I'd suggest finding some WS60s if they'll fit your rims and you have moderate to high snow amounts. They're better than the LMs particularly on ice but may wear faster on dry pavement.
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