tires

[Jeff Miller]

I've not had any problem with steer tires on all positions, although
I prefer to drive away from cold weather, ...

I've been on freezing rain / ice and in snow, even driving on a foot
or more of un-plowed snow driving from my previous storage garage to
the road. Seems that the pressure of the tire at 100+psi gives plenty
of traction for normal driving in these conditions. I haven't seen
the value in traction tires and don't want the noise, I'd consider
them to be more useful in wet-grassy fields at rallies than on
moderate snow and ice.

- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Wilhelmus Schreurs
wrote:
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> Hi all:
>
> I am about to depart on a trip to Randy's to pick up our new to us
Bluebird.
> While I am there, we are going to put new tires on.
> Question I have, I know if you live in the south, having steer or
all position tires everywhere, iti would probably be ok, but living
much further north, would it be wise to have drive tires installed on
the rear.
> Gosh, would you believe, it is already snowing in areas up here, oh
oh, this is going to take some practice, hope there will not be too
much on the way home. Ice is the worst I fear though, the other
stuff I can handle.
>
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