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The DM-V2 are also loud. Tread hum is very pronounced compared to the Pirelli All Seasons on the X5. |
The #2 tire store (after Costco) in Toronto even thinks the DM-V2 is too aggressive and wears too quickly in their temps/use cases. They generally recommend VikingContact 7 |
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You can skip the Bridgestone LM005 too, wears out in under 20k kms. |
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When I was getting the tires mounted, the tire shop mentioned how the Viking Contact 7s are not really designed for our slushy winter seasons and more suited for the Alberta/Ontario types of winter. Not sure how the 8s are, but may warrant some extra research. Besides tread wear, do you know how new the tires are? |
Well, the VC8 was released this year in North America, last year in Europe. So they are basically brand spanking new. X-Ice Snows are from the 2021/2022 winter in terms of release date iirc. DM-V2s are from the mid 2010s so honestly they're out of the running for me. A lot of innovation has happened for winter tire tech in the past decade. I currently run X-Ice Snows on my Audi, and I do like them for winter duties. Both the X-Ice Snow and the VC8 fall under the "Nordic" winter tire category, so they are similar. |
why not some snowdragons :okay: |
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EDIT: Also my IPP pricing is cheaper than anything else I can find new except Rovelos and even then the difference is like $15 between no name, and the VC8. |
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What is IPP pricing? I need some new snows for the M3 |
Is this a good price from PMCtire, or should I wait? Tire handling fees $26 20 chrome lugnuts $43.38 TPMS $197.96 Fast Wheels - EV01(+) - Grey - Titanium - 19" x 7.5", 40 Offset, 5x114.3 (Bolt Pattern), 67.1mm HUB $1,159.16 Michelin - X-Ice Snow - 235/55R19 XL 105H BSW $1,238.23 Subtotal $2,664.73 (includes 10% off) Taxes $319.78 Total $2,984.51 Mount and balance included Free shipping |
Bruh, how are you guys paying almost 3k for a set of snows is beyond me. Set of 18's: General Artic Max shipped after rebates and taxes, $750 Steeliess from CL, $150 or buy some from junk yard off a OEM car. Nuts, $50 or reuse the same ones... Mount, $100 cash FB is filled with used wheels that will mount snows just fine. They're gonna get trashed anyways and I bet used OEM takeoffs are way better quality than FAST wheels. This is for an 18 and look a bit trashed, but you get the idea. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...9-0f7faa603fd5 |
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If your car comes with 19's, you can for sure run something smaller unless you're driving a GTR or something with huge brakes. It's pretty damn common to size down one size to say an 18. That drives your cost down and opens up a lot of options. Do a little research, you can find wheels hella cheap. Even if you go new, a brand spanking new steelie is like 100 bucks. Less than half of your fast wheels you're going to use for 3 months a year and will get eaten by salt. I just hit my steelies with some black spray paint and count the 1k I saved. |
Just get a new car. It’s cheaper |
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1200 for new Xice snow sounds like a no brainer. You can probably find cheaper used wheels. |
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It's for a Ioniq 5. |
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https://vancouver.craigslist.org/rch...877136709.html Man those Fast wheels are nice - flow formed! But.. have you seen this used set that someone got from Costco? Haggle them down $33 and the tires are "free" compared to your set. Comparing the EU Tire labels: - Pirelli has MUCH better wet grip: B rating vs D rating - Pirelli is worse on ice, doesn't have the EU ice grip marker - Pirelli is louder: 72db instead of 69 Quote:
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