[tw0scoops123]

Is it possible to drive these in snow? I'mnot talking about deep snow(< 1 inch), maybe just a dusting?

I drive my pirelli's in snow during the winter, not very often, usually the road is salted by the time I have to go to work. But needless to say, pirelli's suck in the snow. Would Nitto's be much worse? Or is it dangerous to drive them in the winter?

[pcfrisch]

Quit using that cuss word so early in the season, it's not even summer yet.

[tw0scoops123]

Originally Posted by pcfrisch

Quit using that cuss word so early in the season, it's not even summer yet.

It's not a cuss word for people down in the southern belt who have summer all year 'round. Right?

Oh well, after looking o nthe net for a while I found reviews that said they weren't really designed for the winter..I guess I would just get them for my summer tires...

[sonny1213]

555'S, What kind/size wheel you going to use? You're kind of limited in size w/ the 555'S.

[pcfrisch]

Originally Posted by tw0scoops123

It's not a cuss word for people down in the southern belt who have summer all year 'round. Right?

Oh well, after looking o nthe net for a while I found reviews that said they weren't really designed for the winter..I guess I would just get them for my summer tires...

Have you gone to this site:
http://www.tirerack.com/upgrade_gara...2006&x=16&y=12
shows pretty much which tire is good for the conditions you are driving in.

[tw0scoops123]

Originally Posted by pcfrisch

Have you gone to this site:
http://www.tirerack.com/upgrade_gara...2006&x=16&y=12
shows pretty much which tire is good for the conditions you are driving in.

Seems like the two I like are both summer tires...maybe I'll just start swapping out my pirelli's and get something else for summer.

Wonder why they don't sell Nitto.

Sonny - I'm looking at 18 x 9 Deepdishes.

[sonny1213]

Nice! The tirerack seems high compared to many other sites. For instance the ford chrome wheels are $336 @ the tirerack, $289 @ calmustang and $319 from the Ford site.