Yeah, Snow and the SRT4 dont go togeher. Besides I have my winter tires on the Canyonero-II already. I havent been stuck yet [8D]

 

I have a set of good all seasons that are mounted on a cheap set of 15" sport edition rims from tire rack. They work fin in the snow. They barely clear the the calipers.

 

i don't drive my srt in the snow

but a lot of the guys around here that do have 15" pt steelies with blizaks, or are using their stock 17" with blizaks and are getting rims in the spring. one of the guys has a hook up with tires and gets them for us pretty cheap.

 

I worked in Avalon for 7 years on California Ave. I also bought my toy Yorkie from Bellevue.


Mopartodd i went to Carlynton also, in elementary school. Went to Langley for high school. UGH Also graduated in 88, You r probably younger then I, but maybe not with the vehicles that you have.

Us 3 have to hook up in the summertime at a cruise. Todd 84 is a good drive but not all that far.

 

Yep, it's a real turd in the snow with the stock 3 season tires.[:@][:'(] I would rather get a cheap beater for the winter, but I may have to go with either a tire swap or even better a wheel/tire swap.

 

You might want to try a pair of winterforce tires, there super cheap, don't do over a 100mph, but they work fine. Not as good as blizaks, but definatly way better than an all season radial. Tires and rims from tire rack should be under 100 a piece, mounted and balanced, or they are about 40-50 a peice just for the tire. You really can't go wrong, plus there studdable so you can take em on all the frozen lakes and beat everything on ice.

 

I actually live in North Carolina now, but grew up all over the south hills area, Brookline, Dormont, Greentree, Carnegie, etc. PArt of my family still lives in 84 and I get home from time to time.

I got you beat by several years too, class of 82. Went to elementary at Court School. Is that place still there?

 

must be tough dealing with those "storms" that drop 1" of snow down there. Im not jealous, we almost hit 40, downright balmy. I'm guessing 3 season tires is all you need. Im the class of 86, north hills.

 

Yeah. An inch of snow can cripple this place. There's almost nothing funnier than watching a southerner drive in the snow. The summers are HELL though down here. Trust me.

 

Well Todd, my little sister went to court school down in Carnegie, but she rode on the "little yellow bus" if you know what I mean. It was a school in the late 70's for "special children". She had a learning disabiltiy when she was young. I went to Crafton Elementay then transfered to Char Val.