Si2Lust

If anyone knows about tires please let me know if 6.5 mm tread depth left on a set of tires is any good, and if so approximately how much longer they should last just driving them through the winter months.

Michelin Alpine Arctics

imported_echien

I remember hearing this rule, stick a penny in the grove with Liz's crown facing down into the tread. If you can see any bit of the crown it's time to get new tires.

Also look at the warning strips on the tire.

When it comes to winter tires, think of it this way, it'll be cheaper to buy new tires than to pay for a winter fender bender, either out of your pocket or insurance premiums

imported_Joker

better to get winters and separate summers and switch or some good all seasons?

and dont u have to balance and align your tires everytime you change tires?

punkindrublic

you do have to balance tires when they are changed cause its not the rim that is unbalanced but they rubber