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I live in the snowy midwest. If anyone else does and is looking for a set of snow tires, Tire Rack has Blizzak WS-50 which is one of the best snow tires ever made on closeout. The sizes available are somewhat limited but I know they have 225/55/16 which is the stock size for some Mustangs.
It might not be the season of snow yet but now is the time to buy snow tires for this winter cheap.
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Keep in mind that most places recommend a different size tire for designated snow tires. The idea is to get a narrower tire if possible that will cut through the snow better.
Here is a link to a tire size calculator that can figure out how equal two sizes are. You want to shoot for no more than about 3 percent error.
Great price for a great tire. Too bad they dont have my size
jtw said:Great price for a great tire. Too bad they dont have my size
Same here. Guess I got excited too soon. No 18" for me.
It would be nice to have a free shipping coupon. It is about $60 here.
wow, good prices...too bad the 17's I need are $120.
They have my size in stock 
My size is on sale for $39 each!
Shipping is >$50 bringing total back up to full price 
oh well. otherwise good deal, thanks anyway OP!
$210 is full price for you? What size tires do you need?
Full price for me is over $450 bucks.
these are great tires! got mine last fall and didn't slip at all over the winter. you guys with larger wheels should get some cheap 15s or 16s and have 2 separate sets.
rslaback said:$210 is full price for you? What size tires do you need?
Full price for me is over $450 bucks.
205/70/15. Don't forget that the tires themself are only part of the cost. There's getting them mounted on the rims and balanced. When I add that and shipping it brings cost up to buying them locally w/mounting & balancing included in price of tires.
csizzlin said:dang...no 205/60R15
green for op tho!
Cz
They have 195/70/14 which is the same diameter as yours. You would need to get a set of 14" rims though.
my4mainecoons said:rslaback said:$210 is full price for you? What size tires do you need?
Full price for me is over $450 bucks.
205/70/15. Don't forget that the tires themself are only part of the cost. There's getting them mounted on the rims and balanced. When I add that and shipping it brings cost up to buying them locally w/mounting & balancing included in price of tires.
I print out pages from Tire Rack and bring them in to a local tire shop; the owner usually matches their price and throws in mounting/balancing, or at least cuts the price.
Just a side note, these tires should only be installed once the average temp. is below 45F and removed in the spring when it gets above that. orelse you will eat up the tires super fast due to the type of rubber used. as it gets warmer the rubber gets tacky from the friction.
Burner00 said:Just a side note, these tires should only be installed once the average temp. is below 45F and removed in the spring when it gets above that. orelse you will eat up the tires super fast due to the type of rubber used. as it gets warmer the rubber gets tacky from the friction.
I ran these same tires up in Alaska and after 3 winters they became my regular tires for the summer. Once the softer rubber part of the tread wears down it is just a m+s tire. Not that bad of a ride in the summer either.
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