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10-30-2012, 06:28 PM | #1 |
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Winter tire sizes on 313
I have a bit of a decision to make..
I have a winter car that I can use, but I would still need to buy winter tires that would cost me around $800. I was going to go this route because insuring it and buying the winter tires was still cheaper than buying winters for the Bimmer. But, just now I found 2 sets of Blizzaks one set is 245/40/R19 and the other set 225/40/R19. both sets of 4 selling for $800. Which one is a better fit for the 313? My car is lowered with H&R sport springs and I am so hesitant to store it because I am just leasing it and I really doubt that I'll be keeping it after the lease. I don't want to be making lease payments and not driving the thing! Anyone drive lowered cars and 19's in the winter? Any advice would be helpful... Oh and I still need to get summer tires because those are shot anyway!!! |
10-30-2012, 10:52 PM | #2 |
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Sounds like a bad idea IMO.
If I were you I'd find a cheap set of 17" winter wheels/tires. You can always sell them when your lease is up and probably have very little total cost. Winter tires for 19" wheels are very expensive. I agree that if its a lease you should drive it instead of store it for the winter though. |
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10-30-2012, 11:46 PM | #3 |
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^ +1, i would maybe try to find a set of used 18 or 17" winter tires/wheels ... but if you are determined to go with tires for 19" then go with the 225. narrower is better in snow.
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