Cross climate 2?
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Ta2dResqr
SHO Member
DSW06+
luigisho
SHO Member
Depends on your needs. How much snow you looking at?
Michigan snow
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
I told him what tires to get last week. Dws06
Its a performance car. Higher cost tires and oil are needed
Its a performance car. Higher cost tires and oil are needed
You’re right continental it is thanks boys
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
These are cheaper if you dont want to spend too much. General and Continental are the same. Made in the same factory. Also great all season tires.
luigisho
SHO Member
Yeah Conti or Michelin. People don't usually think of tires as a performance enhancer but really they make a huge difference. Especially if they are situationally specific. Snow tires with awd is no worries except maybe bad ice.
yaycandy
Aerospace Engineer
Most people dont realize the tires are the biggest performance makers on a car. The tire is the only thing that connects the car to the road. Unless your bumper is dragging. Gotta put the power somewhere. Its the only thing between the powertrain and the road surface…
I've been running the cc2s on my 2015 for about 20k miles now and love them. excellent in the rain and snow and have been wearing evenly, for whatever reason these cars wear tires soooo fast.. only issue I've had with the tires is I lost about 1.5 miles per gallon. Definitely worth the high price
Eh, like you said, don't skimp on the tires.
The gmax is only a few bucks less but weigh 2lbs more per tire in 275/40r20 which is probably why the conti's cut pretty good 60' times.
FiveLeeter918
Ortiz Performance Sales
Continental DWS06 or General GMax is all I run. It rarely gets below 40 here so I daily the General GMax RS, which is a great summer tire without breaking the bank.
I never do.
How long do too quality tires last
Two? Not sure about your question. The tire insurance doesn't have anything to do with tread life warranty.
luigisho
SHO Member
For me, never last close to the mileage rating. Driving style and how the vehicle is aligned. It's just a cost of doing business no matter the vehicle.
