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Nokia Tires

safest choice... the NOKIAN WR or WR G2 all-weather plus, year rounders that qualify for severe service emblem. the g2 has low rolling resistance. you can see about a 6% savings in fuel w/ this guy.

Pros: low rolling resistance, fuel savings
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Rating 4.0

Nokian. Don't consider anything else. I have been using the Hakka RSi's for years and they are fantastic tires. With two differend FWD cars (current A3 and old Jetta VR6), I was passing sport utes which couldn't even get up hills in 4WD. The only issue is that the RSi's are very soft and don't last long. For that reason, I will go with the WR's which can be run all season. I would recommend going down to a 16" for potholes and such. Check with Rim and Wheel Works in Waltham. They are a Nokian dealer and can find you some good Rims. I bought some Ronals, but you can't buy them anymore, but in retrospect, I shoulda just gotten some cheap steelies for $50 a pop.

Pros: fantastic performance, excellent grip
Cons: soft, don't last long
Vehicle: Audi A3
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I'm at over 50,000 miles on my WR SUVs and still have a lot of treadlife left.

Pros: a lot of treadlife
Mileage: 80000 km
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I had the WRs for 50 K until I got too many flats on them that they could not be repaired anymore. Anyway they were great for 50K and awesome in the snow.

Pros: great, awesome in snow
Cons: too many flats
Mileage: 50000 km
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The WR G2's look like really nice tires. I've driven two winters and 6 days worth of Audi Club Winter driving school on my older generation WR's and I've only burned off 2mm of tread.

Pros: nice tires, low wear
Vehicle: Audi
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Love them in deeper snow and slushy road but the trade off on dry pavement is HUGE. With the Hakka, my car is dancing all around. I hate that...

Pros: good in deeper snow
Cons: bad on dry pavement
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