kpfled

Check out TireRack.com as well as consummerreports.org. Lots of ratings and user opinions etc… Bridgestone, Goodyear & Continental seem to be rated very well but any dedicated winter tire should be a huge benefit in bad weather. Most of the ratings seem to nit-pick the subtle differences so I would take the data with a grain of salt. I don’t endorse any one specifically but the information is very helpful. Personally, I have a full set of wheels with winter performance tires on the way to my home. It is a bit of a pain since these cars have TPMS. L8R Thanks for the info. I have spent some time checking out the TireRack and found it very helpful.

I need help finding a good winter tire for a 2006 is250. My 17 year old son drives this to school. His Uncle bought it for him before he passed away. I don't want him to wreck it on bad winter roads. Thanks for your input