93-02 Wheels, Tires and Exterior

need new tires,need suggestions too.

Old Aug 31, 2013 | 09:58 PM
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I drive my camaro in the dead of winter here in North Dakota with m/s rated tires, never have a problem, you just have to be careful
 
Old Sep 1, 2013 | 09:39 AM
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WOW IndianScout! Glad I don't have the snow factor to worry about. Only rain, but we average about 25" of that per year. If I want snow, it's about an hour in the Sierra's from me. The N7000 handled the rain well though!!
 
Old Sep 3, 2013 | 01:42 AM
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this is the first time I have heard good things about nexen, I normally try to stay within the Goodyear,Michelin,Hankook range for tires. so I got some nice Michelin winter tires for 100,16 inch, a guy has 4 bf Goodrich all seasons wants 60 a piece. should I wait until winter is over for all seasons?
 
Old Sep 3, 2013 | 02:03 PM
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NO, if you have winter tires, you should buy good summer tires for your other set, not all season. When I say good, I mean ones that handle and brake well in rain/wet.

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this is the first time I have heard good things about nexen, I normally try to stay within the Goodyear,Michelin,Hankook range for tires. so I got some nice Michelin winter tires for 100,16 inch, a guy has 4 bf Goodrich all seasons wants 60 a piece. should I wait until winter is over for all seasons?
 
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