I bought a tire plug at princess auto for $5 and it has held up beautifully even with my shitty DIY skills

But but there is a forecasted warming coming and balmy 10 degree weather next week :troll:

Uh oh. Better switch back before your winter compound melts off :(.

i ain't swapping shit till April 1st.

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You've changed your ways. You alright? Something wrong?

meh.. RDX is now 4yrs old... don't really care much about it ... it's my transport A to B.

Longer than your usual ownership. Time for a new ride. Sell it to me instead of trading it in :fullofwin:

^ Yeeeessss, and you know who to look for after you sell the RDX to SSM_DC5

lolololol

Tell him about the acura's you got for him cuz that's all he's ever bought.

coming over tomorrow for the taylor swift weekend and to pick up the winter wheels. the sellers been MIA for the last 3 days, fuck me. might be the 2nd set to have slipped through my fingers. shouldve taken you guy's offer offer earlier :okay:

I bought the same kit for my daily as it doesn't have a spare. Came in handy a week later when I got a nail in one of my winter tires, and yes it held up quite well.

Got the Boxster ready for the winter. :D
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^ MANIAC!!!!

So who's still swapping onto winters or are you onto the all weather religion now? I've yet to get my winters on - hoping to do it in the next 10 days or so.

Both. Old tires = still swapping. New tires = all weather

I still swap.

The M3 runs 200TW during summer, those have to be swapped plus I have winters already. For the next set though I might go with just an all season :pokerface: When I lived on a flat street it was fine, but the M3 has a hard time now that I live on a hill.

The X5 has 315 rears for regular tires so it kind of need winters. Plus I need it to be functional regardless of weather.

I still swap. Haven't jumped on the all weather side of things especially because the weather in the GTA is very black and white. It's either summer (hot and humid AF) or winter (cold and snowy AF.) We get like two weeks of mild Vancouver weather a year, four weeks if we're lucky.

Swapped last week!

I didn't like my CC2s and went back to a winter/summer setup.

Still swap. Thought next set I may go all season/less sporty for summer as I have the S2000 to scratch that itch now.

Not so loud, the hobz will get mad at you!

Excuse me, sir. But Badhobz would like to have a word with you at a KFC parking lot.

I swapped in October. With my luck, it would be hectic not to swap. I don't trust all weather's on things like hills yet. It makes sense when you don't already have 2 sets..

Tho that said I just bought steelies for my brother's car - $50 for 15s and ordered him 195/65/15 Kumho Wintercrafts for $400 (inclusive of rebate). He's getting an old set of ECS in 17s that I have lying around for $200. After install, that's $800 for two sets which is still cheaper than CC2s and probably more mileage too.

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What ?!? Why ?!?! Explain yourself young man !

Just did 500km over the last 3 days. Thank god it was mostly dry and not too cold this weekend. Don’t know how much longer I can yolo on the pss4

Short answer is I wasn't happy with them. They were kinda noisy, mushy around corners, and affected my EV range.

I went into the CC2s knowing they're not meant for handling performance and thought the convenience of no tire swaps was worth it, but the new setup negated the marginal performance edge my Volvo had over the T6 (there wasn't much to start with).

For context, I was coming from performance winters/summers so I'm evaluating from skewed expectations. My cheap ass from wanting to save on tire swaps ultimately costed me more in the end :lol