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Narrow snow wheels

posted by  1966-estate on  Thu Oct 22 19:49 CST 2009
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Grew up in Ottawa Ont. now living in Vancouver B.C., I've had either 185/75/14's or 195/75/14's for snow tires and we got real snow out east. Not the "snow" the lower mainland gets, you'll be fine with those. If in doubt get a set of tire chains for the rears, you'll never get stuck with those. If you have 15" steelies you'll be good with 185/60/15 or 195/60/15, get a nokian or something of similar quality and you'll be fine.






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