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I think I just solved my winter tire/wheel/heavy Runflat problem
Continental ExtremeContact DWS M&autoModClar=Built Before 10/10 it a non runflat so it is lighter it is all season so it should be fine in the snow and it is a performance oriented tire so dry weather, while not as good as a all out summer tire, it still will be good enough Now no need for another set of wheels/tires sitting around all year! what do you think?
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1- They are back ordered 2-The snow capabilities are questionable |
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They ranked an 8 something for snow. read some of the reviews. Considering the reduced ground clearance on the x5 m, I am not expecting snow cat abilitys. But an 8 ranking is pretty decent and should not get the truck stuck in most snow conditions
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Take that rating with a grain of salt. Let me know if you find these anywhere, they are still the best out there
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Here is another all season: Michelin Latitude Tour HP M&autoModClar=Built Before 10/10
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