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Old 12-05-2009, 09:34 AM
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Can't decide what tire to get this winter in new york. Curently runing OEM RFT Bridgestone Potenza RE050A RFT.


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Originally Posted by seahawk' post='1068305' date='Dec 5 2009, 01:34 PM
Can't decide what tire to get this winter in new york. Curently runing OEM RFT Bridgestone Potenza RE050A RFT.


Potenza RE960AS Pole Position or Continental ExtremeContact DWS?


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I bought the DWS all-seasons for my XI and I have been happy with them. Another good selling point for these is their high treadlife, 540 rating. These will last 3 to 4 winters if you treat them right, and depending on how you drive. They are also not very expensive, I paid 640 for 4 mounted/road-force balanced from my guy in the Bronx.

Good luck with your decision, and make it a quick one (since its snowing here in NYC right now lol)
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Originally Posted by NYC530XI' post='1068429' date='Dec 5 2009, 07:12 PM
I bought the DWS all-seasons for my XI and I have been happy with them. Another good selling point for these is their high treadlife, 540 rating. These will last 3 to 4 winters if you treat them right, and depending on how you drive. They are also not very expensive, I paid 640 for 4 mounted/road-force balanced from my guy in the Bronx.

Good luck with your decision, and make it a quick one (since its snowing here in NYC right now lol)
$640? you dont have 550 wheels though. a lot more expensive.

i have the bridgestone 960, and am happy with them. real quiet, but havent really used them in the snow much. no all-season tire is going to be that good in the snow. if snow traction is your priority, then get some snow tires.
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