Tires BRIDGESTONE or NANKANG

BRIDGESTONE Tires

If you end up choosing real winters then Blizzaks or X-Ice genuinely transform the car as I ran Blizzaks on my old RWD coupe when I lived near Ann Arbor and it went from borderline undriveable to genuinely confident on unplowed roads.

Pros: genuinely confident on roads
Cons: borderline undriveable
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

I strongly recommend proper winter tires. At a minimum, at least get winter rated all weather tires. We had a lot of slushy bullshit build up today. The only reason I was able to get out of my neighborhood & make it to a Dr's appointment was because I run Blizzaks on my ND1.

Pros: able to get out
Cons: slushy bullshit build up
Vehicle: Mazda
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

I have Bridgestones in my GTI in 17s with 215/50r17 and obviously don't feel as sporty as 19s but they're great for winter.

Pros: great for winter
Cons: not as sporty
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

I like Blizzaks, been using them for over 15yrs. I tried the X-ice last year and am kind of disappointed in them for snow performance. They are great otherwise.

Pros: great otherwise
Cons: disappointed in snow performance
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NANKANG Tires

I don’t drive my Mini much, sub 100 miles a year. I had Nankangs but they started to split after 18 months. Not sure if lack of movement didn’t help but it was annoying.

Cons: started to split
Vehicle: MINI
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

I had a nail in my tire with a very slow leak and went to a random tire shop. They did a crappy plug that was not designed for the Elite's self healing tires so I ended up with a very FAST leak instead.

Pros: plug/patch instead of plug
Cons: crappy plug, very fast leak
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