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OEM 19's in the snow
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The problem is stopping... you will just keep on sliding until you hit something. The rubber just gets too hard when it gets cold on those summer tires.
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CS: As Dylan sang, "Don't think twice..." You have the 18s: slap 'em on, imo!
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Trust a fellow Canuck...and Albertan...have them throw on the snows. The stock rubber on the 19's is a joke when the temps drop below freezing.
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Agree with all above, summer tires get rock hard when cold with no grip. And with the extra wide tires on the rear you will turn into a sled. Sounds like winter is here so go for the 18's
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yup, I bought 18's with Nokain Hakkapillitas for my 4.6is, also an Albertan
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18"s definitely!!!!!!
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What is this strange thing you speak of, this "snow"?
Hiding quickly in his Florida home, before the flames start.
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