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Old 09-12-2016, 05:19 PM   #26
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I live in Yellowknife but i'm just gonna rock the factory all seasons on my truck. And I actually live where it gets cold, and it snows, and it gets cold some more.
Except that's the plus side for where you live. That stuff doesn't melt until spring time, which can't really be said about the GVRD.
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Old 09-12-2016, 07:22 PM   #27
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Just moved to Canada, Coquitlam. Live up the hill on Como Lake Ave. Any tips on a good tire dealers in the area ?.

Recently bought a Santa Fe 2008 Limited running on old poor Michelin Primacy mxv4 tires. Would you guys recommend buying winter tires now already?. And which ones would you recommend ?. And when would you recommend to put them on ?

Hope I stick to the topic.

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Most mountain routes require winter tires starting October 1, so if you plan to head up the Sea-to-Sky, Coquihalla, etc., you should probably have them on at the end of this month. If not, you can probably put it off until the end of October.
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Winter tires, da fuq are those?

BFG KO2 ftw!
KO2s are snowflake rated so technically they can be winter tires. But I'm still going to put my Blizzaks on come October!
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KO2s are snowflake rated so technically they can be winter tires. But I'm still going to put my Blizzaks on come October!
the K02's are more than enough for the types of winters we get here in the lower mainland. since you're up in smithers, ya proper winter tires are definitely needed.
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Just moved to Canada, Coquitlam. Live up the hill on Como Lake Ave. Any tips on a good tire dealers in the area ?.

Recently bought a Santa Fe 2008 Limited running on old poor Michelin Primacy mxv4 tires. Would you guys recommend buying winter tires now already?. And which ones would you recommend ?. And when would you recommend to put them on ?

Hope I stick to the topic.

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I live in Yellowknife but i'm just gonna rock the factory all seasons on my truck. And I actually live where it gets cold, and it snows, and it gets cold some more.
when i lived up north, snow just puffs away when you drive through it.

in southern BC, the snow sticks, melts and become icy. probably because it is not cold enough?
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Except that's the plus side for where you live. That stuff doesn't melt until spring time, which can't really be said about the GVRD.
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when i lived up north, snow just puffs away when you drive through it.

in southern BC, the snow sticks, melts and become icy. probably because it is not cold enough?
Fair points. I might get some big mudders/wide tires so I can go play in the snow off piste. Also, we have ice roads up here and they're fun; pull all the e-brakes!
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