Yet Another Thread About All Season Alternatives to PS2

gnatty8 · 03-06-2010, 08:55 PM

I live in the south, and we almost never get snow, and in the first winter with my 2008 M3, had very few days where the temps got much below 35F or so. This winter though, had several snow days, and even more days with temps in the 20s, and after multiple trips to Enterprise to rent a car for longer drives (hour or more) I finally decided to think about getting some all seasons when I need to replace my PS2s. Anybody have any suggestions? I have 19" wheels.

Poppin Fresh · 03-06-2010, 11:32 PM

I would suggest performance snow tires before all-season tires. Pirelli Sottozero's are really good as well the the Dunlop Winter Sport 3D's both in the 18" set-up.

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gnatty8 Enlisted Member 3 Rep 48 Posts Drives: E90 6MT Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Southeast iTrader: (0)	Yet Another Thread About All Season Alternatives to PS2 I live in the south, and we almost never get snow, and in the first winter with my 2008 M3, had very few days where the temps got much below 35F or so. This winter though, had several snow days, and even more days with temps in the 20s, and after multiple trips to Enterprise to rent a car for longer drives (hour or more) I finally decided to think about getting some all seasons when I need to replace my PS2s. Anybody have any suggestions? I have 19" wheels.
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Poppin Fresh Colonel 86 Rep 2,148 Posts Drives: With a sunroof and front plate Join Date: May 2009 Location: Bergen County NJ iTrader: (0)	I would suggest performance snow tires before all-season tires. Pirelli Sottozero's are really good as well the the Dunlop Winter Sport 3D's both in the 18" set-up. __________________
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