Summer is coming, pics of my new wheels
Ok so yesterday i finally got my new wheels on my baby, bye bye snow tires
As my car is a daily driver they have served me well this winter, alltough we haven't had too much snow this year, but a lot of icy conditions. Looking forward to driving with some real performance tires on, as i bought the car in late October last year and have yet to drive it on anything but my Nokian snow tires.
Here's a pic with my Nokian snow tires on OEM rims:
Buddy Club/F1's:
Bling bling:
As my car is a daily driver they have served me well this winter, alltough we haven't had too much snow this year, but a lot of icy conditions. Looking forward to driving with some real performance tires on, as i bought the car in late October last year and have yet to drive it on anything but my Nokian snow tires.Here's a pic with my Nokian snow tires on OEM rims:
Buddy Club/F1's:
Bling bling:
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Studs make ice/snow driving much more fun.
Studs make ice/snow driving much more fun.
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Yeah I noticed that too, i think it's because in the pic with snow tires the car is dirty, it's like the color changes or something when it gets dirty, also the weather was not too brigth that day. The second pic was taken right after i washed it earlier today, and it's a nice and sunny day.
And by the way,red is a high maintainance color, car is in desperate need of a polish after the winter
And by the way,red is a high maintainance color, car is in desperate need of a polish after the winter
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Studs make ice/snow driving much more fun.
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On snow or dry ice the studless tires are just as good if not better, wet ice on the other hand is totally different story..... It has owned me a few times in past years.
Studs make ice/snow driving much more fun.
</TD></TR></TABLE>On snow or dry ice the studless tires are just as good if not better, wet ice on the other hand is totally different story..... It has owned me a few times in past years.
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who will be at the beach this weekend getting some sun 
