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Originally Posted by motordavid
Depends on where you live, your "normal" winter season, local attention to road clearing, etc. Hard for any of us to guess, on your situ, from your post.
(EDIT: I see from a couple of your posts that you are in Warsaw,Poland...
I suspect You are the expert on your local situ, as I doubt many of us have knowledge of winters in Poland.)
My opin is Nothing works better than a set of 17s w/dedicated snows for Serious Stuff.
Otoh, many here report they do fine w/18" snows, or even 19" stock, but your conditions are the key in your decision. GL,md
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You're right, sorry for not being accurate enough. I keep forgetting most of you guys are very far away
but this is the only forum I use when I need expert advice
I meant that there are no extreme winter conditions here and if there were, I a'int gonna be driving
Anyhow, I get the gist of things. the smaller the wheels, the better the grip but is there any risk using winter 19 tyres? I mean, why would they make them??
I understand that it depends on weather conditions (I've seen lots of cars that use their summer wheels all year round).