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If you can swing it, I'd get some cheap 18" wheels. It's a whole lot less of a PIA to change. Not to mention the chance you take unmounting and
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If you can swing it, I'd get some cheap 18" wheels.
It's a whole lot less of a PIA to change. Not to mention the chance you take unmounting and remounting two sets of tires. I bought Bridgestone LM25s + rims at Tire Rack two years ago (commercial just came on  ) and paid around $1100. 225/50-18s. They work fantastically even in heavy snow. Tire Rack has got Michelin X-Ice Xi2 for $167/tire right now. |
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