#285544 - 29/10/1108:28 AMRe: My Fiesta ST aka detailing victim ;-)
[Re: ROB IS THE STIG]
steviehouse Best Non ST Car of the Year 2013/2014
Registered: 10/05/10
Posts: 11614
Loc: Jubail, Saudi Arabia
well compared to what tyres were on the car when i bought it, YES They were Nankang something or other, dreadful in the wet so they would have been awful in the winter so from the beginning i said i was gonna get some new wheels and tyres after last winter, so decided to use the standard zs wheels as winter tyres. Even though i have good tyres now, uniroyals, winter tyres will still be much better in the cold and snow
Quote: Snow tires are usually tires with a different rubber composition from all-weather tires. Cold-weather tires include a greater percentage of natural rubber and silica so there is not as much hardening as found in synthetic rubber in cold conditions:[2] they provide better traction at lower temperatures. Snow tires provide more small-tread areas, increasing traction on snow and, in wet conditions, allowing water to escape from under the tire more easily. This reduces the risk of hydroplaning.
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