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      12-05-2008, 06:55 PM   #1
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19" winter tires?

Anyone know where I can get 19" winter tires at this time of the year? How much do they normally go for? Thanks guys.
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vredstein - mucho expensivo
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i pay for winter set 19 inch (tyres and alloys) 3000 euro!
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About $1000 from Tire Rack. Bridgestone LM-25's
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Smaller and thinner tires are best for winter anyway, you should go with a smaller 17 or 18 wheel

19's is so much more expensive in rare winter tire sizes
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Smaller and thinner tires are best for winter anyway, you should go with a smaller 17 or 18 wheel

19's is so much more expensive in rare winter tire sizes
You are absolutely correct about thinner tires working better. But, trust me that the 19 inch tires work AWESOME in a Chicago winter.

I would have a hard time driving my car around for 1/3 of the year on crummy looking 17's

The factory 18's don't look too bad, but try buying a set... they sell fast, and at a premium. Honestly, it seems easier and cheaper to buy an additional set of slightly used factory 19's for a summer set. This, and the car looks great year-round!
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Smaller and thinner tires are best for winter anyway, you should go with a smaller 17 or 18 wheel

19's is so much more expensive in rare winter tire sizes
17s won't clear the brakes on our cars. I like my 18s but honestly wouldn't have a problem going with 19s in the right tire if I had some cheap wheels (otherwise just gets too expensive in 19 size.)
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