Quijote
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Stocks are pretty bad in snow. Hakkas are awesome. I have dedicated wheels for my winter tires. Makes it easy two swap out in my garage twice a year.
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Wow, the stock tires are horrible in snow!
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I am running Coopers. Not much snow action this year as we just had a baby and that means no snowboarding this season, but I did put the stock Conti's on for a long cross country road trip and they were horrible in the cold. Flat spotted every morning below freezing. Needed 20 minutes at highway speeds to warm them up and make them round again.
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I've noticed the flat-spotting as well - even when it's not THAT cold out.
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For sale section?
I've got a set of LR3 19" 6 spokes for sale at a decent price...
Where at?
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I have the Goodyear Adventure All Terrains, while not too good off road, they have been great in the snow here in Virginia/DC area.
I just joined this forum and have sent a PM to the administrator about posting a thread in the Seller's forum. I had the same issue with the all seasons. They feel very unsafe in snow.
I picked up a 2014 LR4 last April but traded it in for a 2015 Range Rover Autobiography this week. The problem however, is that I picked up a brand new wheel/tire set from TireRack (which apparently only had 2 winter package options) 3 weeks ago for the LR4, which of course doesn't fit on the Range Rover given the RR has 22s.
So if anyone is looking for what is essentially a brand new set of winter wheels/tires I've got a set that I'll sell heavily discounted. I paid $3200CAD to my door. I'll entertain any reasonable offer.
19x9 O.Z. Monaco HLT MG ($1304.00) on 255/55R-19 Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V1 XL ($692.00) including 433MHz Tire Pressure Sensors ($340.00)
I picked up a 2014 LR4 last April but traded it in for a 2015 Range Rover Autobiography this week. The problem however, is that I picked up a brand new wheel/tire set from TireRack (which apparently only had 2 winter package options) 3 weeks ago for the LR4, which of course doesn't fit on the Range Rover given the RR has 22s.
So if anyone is looking for what is essentially a brand new set of winter wheels/tires I've got a set that I'll sell heavily discounted. I paid $3200CAD to my door. I'll entertain any reasonable offer.
19x9 O.Z. Monaco HLT MG ($1304.00) on 255/55R-19 Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V1 XL ($692.00) including 433MHz Tire Pressure Sensors ($340.00)
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