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Supra_UK_
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In winter yes if you're commuting with it, but for the rest of the year a good all season should do.
Try searching "winter", "winter tyres", "snow tyres", I checked and there's lots of existing threads you may find the answers in right away ?
Anyhow, good luck with the move, you familiar with the accent up there?
Funny enough, I'll be up there this week for work, more or less in the area.
Try searching "winter", "winter tyres", "snow tyres", I checked and there's lots of existing threads you may find the answers in right away ?
Anyhow, good luck with the move, you familiar with the accent up there?
Funny enough, I'll be up there this week for work, more or less in the area.
Blindspot
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I live in British Columbia, drive my car year-round, and definitely noticed a massive improvement in traction on both ends when I went to Advan Sport A/S+ tires.
I don’t drive it in the snow, but temps from now until spring might be below freezing, especially in the morning, and there’s SO much standing water on the Sea to Sky highway, heavy rain. Lots of the smaller roads are tight and rough, and gravel strewn across them isn’t uncommon. It’s probably similar to what you see.
Upsides to those Advans: way more traction on both ends when it’s wet, cold, and shitty. Way fewer hydroplaning moments. Provide enough confidence to still have fun when it’s super sketchy.
Downsides: they’re really loud, no matter what you read elsewhere. Noticeably louder than stock, or sticky track tires, etc. I went 18” for the sidewall but they’re obviously still much less forgiving than other tires.
I thought I’d run the Advans for 6 - 8 months and put on something else when it’s nice out but that’s a waste of time. I use this year-round and will buy again.
I don’t drive it in the snow, but temps from now until spring might be below freezing, especially in the morning, and there’s SO much standing water on the Sea to Sky highway, heavy rain. Lots of the smaller roads are tight and rough, and gravel strewn across them isn’t uncommon. It’s probably similar to what you see.
Upsides to those Advans: way more traction on both ends when it’s wet, cold, and shitty. Way fewer hydroplaning moments. Provide enough confidence to still have fun when it’s super sketchy.
Downsides: they’re really loud, no matter what you read elsewhere. Noticeably louder than stock, or sticky track tires, etc. I went 18” for the sidewall but they’re obviously still much less forgiving than other tires.
I thought I’d run the Advans for 6 - 8 months and put on something else when it’s nice out but that’s a waste of time. I use this year-round and will buy again.
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