Snow tires really worth it?
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11-02-2004 | 12:01 AM
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11-02-2004 | 12:07 AM
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RE: Snow tires really worth it?
ORIGINAL: NeonSXT04
Don't worry squee...winter will dig in here soon then I'll be bitching about snow. You live in the mountains, no (colorado?)? I actually like the snow most the time...but I don't always like driving in it.
Don't worry squee...winter will dig in here soon then I'll be bitching about snow. You live in the mountains, no (colorado?)? I actually like the snow most the time...but I don't always like driving in it.
I'm in the foothills.
Thats a misconception, when people say Colorado they automatically think Rocky Mountains. Which isn't true. Denver is actually only 5,380' which is why it's called the mile high city. Denver is actually in a valley.
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11-02-2004 | 12:10 AM
I wish we had lake effect snow more often than the west side of the state!
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11-02-2004 | 12:45 AM
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RE: Snow tires really worth it?
ORIGINAL: Crazy Squee
Not in the mountains no.
I'm in the foothills.
Thats a misconception, when people say Colorado they automatically think Rocky Mountains. Which isn't true. Denver is actually only 5,380' which is why it's called the mile high city. Denver is actually in a valley.
ORIGINAL: NeonSXT04
Don't worry squee...winter will dig in here soon then I'll be bitching about snow. You live in the mountains, no (colorado?)? I actually like the snow most the time...but I don't always like driving in it.
Don't worry squee...winter will dig in here soon then I'll be bitching about snow. You live in the mountains, no (colorado?)? I actually like the snow most the time...but I don't always like driving in it.
I'm in the foothills.
Thats a misconception, when people say Colorado they automatically think Rocky Mountains. Which isn't true. Denver is actually only 5,380' which is why it's called the mile high city. Denver is actually in a valley.
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11-02-2004 | 01:59 AM
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11-02-2004 | 02:59 AM
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RE: Snow tires really worth it?
ORIGINAL: NeonSXT04
I realize that Squee...however compared to me, you're in the mountains, even if they are only considered foothills. And casper I hear ya, thats all I used to do in my tracer, I haven't tried with the neon in the snow.
ORIGINAL: Crazy Squee
Not in the mountains no.
I'm in the foothills.
Thats a misconception, when people say Colorado they automatically think Rocky Mountains. Which isn't true. Denver is actually only 5,380' which is why it's called the mile high city. Denver is actually in a valley.
ORIGINAL: NeonSXT04
Don't worry squee...winter will dig in here soon then I'll be bitching about snow. You live in the mountains, no (colorado?)? I actually like the snow most the time...but I don't always like driving in it.
Don't worry squee...winter will dig in here soon then I'll be bitching about snow. You live in the mountains, no (colorado?)? I actually like the snow most the time...but I don't always like driving in it.
I'm in the foothills.
Thats a misconception, when people say Colorado they automatically think Rocky Mountains. Which isn't true. Denver is actually only 5,380' which is why it's called the mile high city. Denver is actually in a valley.