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Re: Which tire for 95% pavement, 5% snow (tahoe)? [Re: MontyMcV] #914039 11/06/08 06:11 PM
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JohnnyBfromPeoria Offline
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Many places will offer siping for a small additional fee. I know Discount Tire in Phoenix does.

John B.

Re: Which tire for 95% pavement, 5% snow (tahoe)? [Re: JohnnyBfromPeoria] #914040 11/06/08 06:39 PM
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Right. I've thought about looking into for my BFG ATs, as they see more winter use than OR trails. Any idea how much the fee runs?


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Re: Which tire for 95% pavement, 5% snow (tahoe)? [Re: MontyMcV] #914041 11/06/08 07:44 PM
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No, I've never really had the need here in Phoenix...

Can't be more than like $20/tire, though, or I'd get out an Exact-o knife and do it myself (yeah, right...).

John B.

Re: Which tire for 95% pavement, 5% snow (tahoe)? [Re: MontyMcV] #914042 11/06/08 11:46 PM
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grass13 Offline
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Any idea how much the fee runs?

i think i paid an additional $60ish when i pulled the trigger on the new rubber 5 years ago. best money i ever spent... the rear tires are still like new, but the front have been a little chewed up from the t-bar crank. ill never buy tires again without having them siped... i was led to believe that siping would give me an additional 40% to tread life and 2 sets later id say its pretty close.


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Re: Which tire for 95% pavement, 5% snow (tahoe)? [Re: Temple] #914043 11/07/08 12:33 AM
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Pete_D Offline
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I was informed that these tires are, in fact, built by Michelin using their technology and are solid.

Uniroyal Liberators.

Last edited by Pete_D; 11/07/08 12:35 AM.

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Re: Which tire for 95% pavement, 5% snow (tahoe)? [Re: ES_97Sport] #914044 11/07/08 03:52 AM
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Siping certanly does help. For the best results make sure you are starting with a tire that has a winter rubber compound.

From what I have read it does matter.

Kevin


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