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Boobs McGee · 09-23-2009, 09:57 PM

Hey hey hey=

so, it's about that time. I'm rollin on pizza cutters, and have to break down and buy some new ones.

I drive a 2006 honda civic ex (205-55-r16), and I'm actually looking to buy some NICE tires this time. Looking for something with a bit of everything, if that makes sense.

All season (doesn't need to be studded, siped perhaps). Whenever snow falls in douglas county, I"m literally driving to work at 2 or 3 in the morning, so I'd like something that has some decent grip in the snow.

AND YES, SPIDER, IF YOU'RE READING...I know how to drive in the snow

Class A cdl, 3 years + of lumber deliveries up in the high country, cross country deliveries, no accidents, like to drive safely, blah blah blah, so save it

I'm willing to spend some money, and want something with a decent life, good ice/snow/rain/performance tread.

SO FAR, this is the one I've decided on:
http://www.americastire.com/dtcs/fin...09371&sw=false

goodyear assurance tripletred

Went and took a look at the actual tire, and it was impressive.

Anybody have any recommendations? What kind of tires you're using now, why you like them, why you don't like these, etc etc.

Any info would be appreciated, cheers and thanks.

cory

p.s. I live in centennial, and drive up to the mountains to go skiing on occasion. MOSTLY city driving though.

09-23-2009, 09:57 PM	#1
Boobs McGee I promise to stay alive till the day that I die Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Glendale Posts: 5,014 Adopt-a-Bronco: CassiusVAAAUGHN	Which tires should I buy for my car? Hey hey hey= so, it's about that time. I'm rollin on pizza cutters, and have to break down and buy some new ones. I drive a 2006 honda civic ex (205-55-r16), and I'm actually looking to buy some NICE tires this time. Looking for something with a bit of everything, if that makes sense. All season (doesn't need to be studded, siped perhaps). Whenever snow falls in douglas county, I"m literally driving to work at 2 or 3 in the morning, so I'd like something that has some decent grip in the snow. AND YES, SPIDER, IF YOU'RE READING...I know how to drive in the snow Class A cdl, 3 years + of lumber deliveries up in the high country, cross country deliveries, no accidents, like to drive safely, blah blah blah, so save it I'm willing to spend some money, and want something with a decent life, good ice/snow/rain/performance tread. SO FAR, this is the one I've decided on: http://www.americastire.com/dtcs/fin...09371&sw=false goodyear assurance tripletred Went and took a look at the actual tire, and it was impressive. Anybody have any recommendations? What kind of tires you're using now, why you like them, why you don't like these, etc etc. Any info would be appreciated, cheers and thanks. cory p.s. I live in centennial, and drive up to the mountains to go skiing on occasion. MOSTLY city driving though.