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| 11-06-2012, 02:15 PM | #1 |
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Another Ready for Winter Thread
Sorry didn't want to jack anyone else's thread.
Not planning on driving the M3 in snow, but I do plan on driving it in cold weather. Much better to have winter tires, than summer performance tires once the temperature dips.   |
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That's the OEM winter package, I surmise? I'm probably going to put my winter rubber on in 1-2 weeks. It makes a huge difference, even in dry conditions.
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