RR Sport HSE 19" - Snow Tires?
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RR Sport HSE 19" - Snow Tires?
I just picked up my RR Sport HSE yesterday which has the stock 19" Conti's.
In prep for winter, I'd like to get my snow tires purchased and ready to go - does anyone have any recommendations for dedicated 'snow' tires?
I appreciate your help!
In prep for winter, I'd like to get my snow tires purchased and ready to go - does anyone have any recommendations for dedicated 'snow' tires?
I appreciate your help!
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RE: RR Sport HSE 19" - Snow Tires?
I can't remember the name of the tires, but there are, I believe, 2 different snow tires out of Germany or the Netherlands. Wish I could be of more help, you might talk to someone who has been in the tire businees for awhile, they should be able to help you.
A warning, they are expensive, but will last thru many snow seasons and can not be equalled and when your knee deep in snow, no tire is too expensive.
A warning, they are expensive, but will last thru many snow seasons and can not be equalled and when your knee deep in snow, no tire is too expensive.
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RE: RR Sport HSE 19" - Snow Tires?
If you haven't sorted this yet, maybe take a look on 'rangerovers.net' - they have a few threads relating to this.
I know that Nokian tires come out well and seem to be extending their range of sizes to fit LRs.
Personally, I use pro comp ats.
I know that Nokian tires come out well and seem to be extending their range of sizes to fit LRs.
Personally, I use pro comp ats.
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RE: RR Sport HSE 19" - Snow Tires?
ORIGINAL: Disco Mike
I can't remember the name of the tires, but there are, I believe, 2 different snow tires out of Germany or the Netherlands. Wish I could be of more help, you might talk to someone who has been in the tire businees for awhile, they should be able to help you.
A warning, they are expensive, but will last thru many snow seasons and can not be equalled and when your knee deep in snow, no tire is too expensive.
I can't remember the name of the tires, but there are, I believe, 2 different snow tires out of Germany or the Netherlands. Wish I could be of more help, you might talk to someone who has been in the tire businees for awhile, they should be able to help you.
A warning, they are expensive, but will last thru many snow seasons and can not be equalled and when your knee deep in snow, no tire is too expensive.
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