Originally Posted by Treadstone
Well, it's your $$. But spending the $$ for snow tires for one week of snow a year? Foolish.
It's not foolish at all if it saves me from an accident and having to pay insurance deductible.
Besides, while I'm using my winter tires, I am not putting any wear on my summer tires, so it's not like I am buying more tires than you are. While you go through two sets of all-seasons, I go through one set of summers and one set of winters during the same time.
Well, it's your $$. But spending the $$ for snow tires for one week of snow a year? Foolish.
It's not foolish at all if it saves me from an accident and having to pay insurance deductible.
Besides, while I'm using my winter tires, I am not putting any wear on my summer tires, so it's not like I am buying more tires than you are. While you go through two sets of all-seasons, I go through one set of summers and one set of winters during the same time.