2 All season with 2 Winter tires a good idea?
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Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2004 10:14 pm    Post subject: 2 All season with 2 Winter tires a good idea? Reply with quote

I have 2 spare winter tires for my van. Is it a bad idea to mix two
winter tires with 2 all season tires? I would put them in the front
(front wheel drive Venture van).

Also, will winter tires improve my stopping distance on icy surface or are
they only good for stopping on snow surface?

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Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2004 11:07 pm    Post subject: Re: 2 All season with 2 Winter tires a good idea? Reply with quote

lbbss wrote:
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I have 2 spare winter tires for my van. Is it a bad idea to mix two
winter tires with 2 all season tires? I would put them in the front
(front wheel drive Venture van).

Also, will winter tires improve my stopping distance on icy surface or are
they only good for stopping on snow surface?




Studded tires will reduce your stopping distance on ice,

nothing else will. I'm not sure about using snow tires on the front of
a FWD, would it corner, or will the lugs fight the sidewall. You could
use them on the rear, if they grind in front. I like to run worn out
snows on the front of my RWD Chevy. New snows don't work that well,
worn ones seem to combine great directional stability with an acceptable
ride.
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