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Nils -

I, too, buy all-season tires. I don't think different tires for snow will ever replace skillful driving as a safety measure. I am constantly amazed at what happens after the first real snowfall of the year - the re-training that is evidently necessary as people who have lived in Canada their entire lives are shocked and dismayed that they cannot stop on a dime in fresh snow.

ALan -

Too? I mean I buy winters and drive <i>them</i> year round. I laugh at all-seasons. That is like fits all clothes. I have 37 inch arms. Nothing fits me when it "fits all".

GR -

We got about 8 inches here in southern NH. I buy steel studded snow tires, awesome on my wife's itty bitty little car, mighty good on my SUV---even though the 4-wheel drive has crapped out....

alfons -

I'm ... speechless?
Could some of you Canadians...?

Never mind.

Alan -

Driving through the lake effect snow was a bizarre experience. We stopped in Watertown for lunch just as it came to town. We sat for 50 minutes watching a blizzard outside. Decided to take a run giving our bitching new snow tires and came to the other side of the band of snow 7 miles later. In the middle it was dark like a thunderstorm. At the edges it was a verticle wall of snow next to a perfectly clear day.

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