Evos in the Snow: Chains Required?
Oct 24, 2006, 09:38 AM
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Wow! $390 for those spyders! I guess if you need chains off and on throughout the winter it's nice.
The Blizzak WS-50 is an awesome tire in the snow and ice. Possibly the best. They really suck in dry and wet though!
The Blizzak WS-50 is an awesome tire in the snow and ice. Possibly the best. They really suck in dry and wet though!
Oct 24, 2006, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by evoski
I ran blizzak ws 50's last year and they are awesome! I live in Tahoe and was always confident I would get to where I needed to go. VERY good traction on ice or in the snow. They should probably last another 2-3 winters too. Good choice Evo8zip!
well thank you sir
i still havent put them on yet...waiting til i HAVE to lol...snowed a couple of times here but nothing sticking yet 
damn ohio
Oct 25, 2006, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by saywhen
I live at 6100 in chain check happy so. cal mountains. I have never had a problem getting through the chain check with chains in my trunk and M/S rated tires. However I have had to show the chp the dash light showing I was in snow mode. He did not believe mitsu made a awd car. I said why does my car have a snow setting to change how much power goes to each well. He looked at the dash and said go on. On a side note I have scraped up my rocker panels from going thru to much snow. The evo is only good for about 10 of fresh snow. If others have gone before you and groves are frozen you will scratch your car. Snow tires give you great traction but when you start snowplowing your front end things get pretty hairy. Side note advans are like slicks in the snow.
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