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twothousandgt · Oct 31, 2006

Winter is almost upon us here in the Seattle area, last night it was 31 degrees! anywho, I dont have a lot of money to spend, but I do need some more traction for when it rains. would it be pointless to get only rear tires? because I really cant afford too much, I was thinking some 295/35/18 BFG KDW2s. and keeping my nitto nt555 275s up front... what do you guys think?
ps.. I would be getting them up front eventually, just not sure how long

CobraRed_96_GT · Oct 31, 2006

yeah, im buying some KDW2's for winter in about a month too, 4 275/35/18's, it's about $740 to me w/ installation and shipping cuz my GF's dad ownes a tire shop - thats still a lot of money tho. why the 295's you have a 10" rim?

twothousandgt · Oct 31, 2006

yeah, 18x10. i honestly just really love the look of the wide tire in the back, but you dont think it would be bad to just get the rears for now right?

Dusstbuster · Oct 31, 2006

wide tires are not good for winter driving, although if you're only going to be on water that shouldn't matter as much.

Black'02 · Oct 31, 2006

IF you guys are going to be doing any kind of snow driving then dont get the kdw's. It sounds like you guys are just talking about rain though in which case wider tires really wont make much of a difference. In snow though wider tires tend to plow through the snow instead of rolling over it which makes the car alot harder to handle.

Bluffing024 · Oct 31, 2006

twothousandgt said:
Winter is almost upon us here in the Seattle area, last night it was 31 degrees! anywho, I dont have a lot of money to spend, but I do need some more traction for when it rains. would it be pointless to get only rear tires? because I really cant afford too much, I was thinking some 295/35/18 BFG KDW2s. and keeping my nitto nt555 275s up front... what do you guys think?
ps.. I would be getting them up front eventually, just not sure how long

Just seen that you live in Woodinville. My fiance' works at US Bank in Woodinville.

Pennywise2 · Nov 1, 2006

Goodyear F1 GS D3's all around will help.
The Nitto's honestly are not good in cold weather but,
are excellent when warm or hot.

GDawg · Nov 1, 2006

Pennywise2 said:
Goodyear F1 GS D3's all around will help.
The Nitto's honestly are not good in cold weather but,
are excellent when warm or hot.

Don't know about winter but my GS D3s are impressive in rain...

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