F1's on a canadian 300c srt

[Chrispy]

Originally Posted by Rambit

Believe it or not, narrower tires are more suitable in snow.

Bernie

hehe I am aware of that BUT Tire rack had the 19 inch rims on sale for a ridiculously low price (50 bucks a wheel) so it was worth going with the 19s and 255s versus the 18s and 235s. (several hundred dollar price difference)

Just to give you an idea of how much snow I dealt with last year we had 300cm (10 feet) of snow fall in 4 weeks last winter.

[TTP]

Originally Posted by Daddy Kool

If you're driving a SRT in the snow and salt... get your head examined.

You don't have a choice if the SRT-8 is the daily driver.

Anyways,,I am looking at getting the Pirelli Scorpians
also.
Winter tires are the only way to go, regardless of the vehicle.
I was transformed about 4 years ago..

[Sauceman]

[quote=TTP;564219]You don't have a choice if the SRT-8 is the daily driver.[quote]

Well, for the price of new rims, winter tires, mounting and balancing, you should be able to afford a beater for the winter,......



Picked this bad girl up for less than $1000.00 on the road and safetied!

cheers

[srt8-in-largo]

[quote=Sauceman;564439][quote=TTP;564219]You don't have a choice if the SRT-8 is the daily driver.

Well, for the price of new rims, winter tires, mounting and balancing, you should be able to afford a beater for the winter,......



Picked this bad girl up for less than $1000.00 on the road and safetied!

cheers

I love those old 8 passenger crew-mobiles.