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Since I am driving this car back through the snow, I need some good winter tires that are not too expensive.

 

The Cutty Vert is comming with the stock rims 15 x 6.

 

What size of tire? and where in Chicago or Cleveland can I get them put on?

 

Maybe a Walmart or somthing that has a 9am-9pm hours?? Where else?

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Thanks for the quick response.

 

Is your sig a good picture of the weather currently in Wisconsin

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LOL...no.

 

It was 55*F and sunny yesterday, melted all that shit...

 

Now its 20 something, windy and just overall nasty.

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we are supposed to get snow in the michigan Ohio area friday, just keep checking weather.com! Hope all goes well.

If i were you i'd go to discount tire or belletire which are the cheapest and biggest retailers around the mid west

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$50 bucks each

That's a real good price for that size snow tire. You'd have to really look around to get them much cheaper. Although it probably won't do you any good, in the past, I bought 215/65/15 Cooper snow tires for $46/each at Major Brand Tire. They're just off I-80 exit 53 in Knox, PA, but they don't mount them. For anybody else looking, they have real good prices. I've always dealt with Terry (800) 242-2297. I just got a set of 225/60/16 Winterforce tires for the Impala for $66/each (TireRack wants $69/each).

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Well, if I cant track any tires I will call him.

 

Drive East to go West I guess.

 

Thanks!!!!

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OK, getting tires from

 

Pahl Tire Company in Madison WI

 

He is ordering me some Cooper Weather Master ST2

cooper-weather-master-st2-small.jpg

 

$86.95/tire installed.

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Tire Rack is in South Bend Indiana. If you pass by there they can recommend a tire, they also have road force balancing which you can't get at most places.

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I have the same size wheels, and you don't have to use the stock, dinky 205/70's. I have 225/60's which look much nicer and make a huge difference in handling. If you're going for a winter-only tire, then narrower is better so you might as well use the stock size. Otherwise use something a little more beefy if you can.

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Reviews look pretty good, these are strickly for winter driving. These will be my extra set, since I have 3 sets of wheels now for 2 cars.

 

W3rd on the narrower is better for winter tires.

 

Beefy is better for summer!! YAY this trip should be fun. Just call me the first Gen Cutlass Lover.

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