Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 08:57:54 -0500 From: "Newbie" <caamjonopsamo.com> Subject: Re: Hancook tires
Thanks Victor, I probably wasn't clear - it was recommended that I buy four snow tires for my car. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for the info!! I'll check those dealers out as well and see what they have to offer. While price is a bit of a concern - I don't want to spend $1400 for snow tires/rims if I can get a better price I don't want to compromise saftey/handling too much. A fine line I know. Cheers "Victor Kam" <vkykamnopsamve.the.obvious.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Te2xb.728$p8C.662nopsam01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com... > If your dealer recommended only a pair of tires and not four snow tires, > then he's not worth the tires he's trying to sell to you. > > I think just about every decent tire dealers now recommend 4, and many will > not sell you just two. > > If you want to be in on the cheap, try the Kumho Izen KW11's. They're quiet > and capable in snow and ice, but best not to drive agressively with them. > :-) > > GTA dealers I've had good experiences with: Tire Depot, Steelcase, AIM > (Automotive Import Market). > > Victor > > "Newbie" <caamjonopsamo.com> wrote in message > news:XN1xb.10315$Eq1.1125014nopsam20.bellglobal.com... > > Hi, > > > > Was hoping someone could give me some info. I live in Toronto (Canada) and > > am looking to put a set of snow tires on my 99 Saab 9/3 (the MXM's just > > don't cut it in the snow....lol). > > > > My tire dealer has recommended a pair of Hancook tires as something more > > reasonably priced than the Arctic Alpin's I was thinking about putting on. > > > > Problem is I know very little about Hancook Tires - do they make a good > snow > > tire or will I be saving money so I can watch my tires spin round and > round > > like my all season's? > > > > Any advice would be appreciated. > > Thanks > > > > > >
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
