Yep. It makes for a quandry. When you run snows for 5 months per year, for the few days it actually is bad weather... sometimes you wonder. I might just give in and get snows for the truck only, and leave the cars with all seasons.
I can't tell what is worse: buying "expensive" snow tires and only getting two years out of them (because you wore them out on your daily driver); or buying "expensive" snow tires and having them age out (because you put them on the rarely driven weekend warrior). For some reason I keep tripping over this very issue.
I can't tell what is worse: buying "expensive" snow tires and only getting two years out of them (because you wore them out on your daily driver); or buying "expensive" snow tires and having them age out (because you put them on the rarely driven weekend warrior). For some reason I keep tripping over this very issue.