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Wheels are OZ Superturismo WRC in 16x7. Wrapped in Michelin Ice-X for winter in the PNW.
I like the look of the white wheels, but I prefer the black stock wheels.

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Wheels are OZ Superturismo WRC in 16x7. Wrapped in Michelin Ice-X for winter in the PNW.
I like the look of the white wheels, but I prefer the black stock wheels.

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I live just a few hours north of OP in Canada, we still get snow, ice and subzero temperatures in this area. Most get by with all seasons, but it's nice to have dedicated winters on the occasional snow day, and that way you can have uncompromising high performance summers the rest of the year. Originally Posted by AZdsrt
You need winter wheels in Seattle?
Seattle in a snowstorm:
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I know it gets pretty wet in Seattle, didn't know it snows. Guess that's what I get living in a desert..
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I think Seattle has 1-2 snow days a year, I guess it gets pretty crazy, the city basically shuts down... From what I've heard from people living there.
They're more for ice than they are for regular snow on the ground.
And to have an excuse to have another set of wheels.
And to have an excuse to have another set of wheels.

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I'm on my second winter on the X-ice michelins, they do suprisingly well for having a non-blocky tread. I think that you will like them.
Have fun,
Mike
Have fun,
Mike