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Old 12-18-2004, 10:40 PM
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Default nokian tire review gets a :yay:

we got a pretty good amount of snow so I decided to go test out the new Nokian Hek. 2s that I had purchased....holy hell, it is like there isnt even snow on the ground. If any of you that need snow tires dont have them, these are the sweeet...:rant:


cliff: I had a blast with my new tires in the snow they are sweet.
Old 12-19-2004, 12:00 AM
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I'd like to be able to afford dedicated snow tires. 3 y/o all seasons is the best I can do right now
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Yeah I purchased my Hakka 2s December 2003. And I was the same way I might get to use them tonight if we get some snow today.

I actually did some snow racing with the Hakka 2s in January and February Fun!
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How expensive are they?
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Originally Posted by redgoober4life
How expensive are they?
mine were 445 shipped.

Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
Yeah I purchased my Hakka 2s December 2003. And I was the same way I might get to use them tonight if we get some snow today.

I actually did some snow racing with the Hakka 2s in January and February Fun!
I am hopin to do snow sno-crosses around here this winter....these things are freaking incredible. my buddy has the blizzaks and tried to keep my lines and he kept spinning out it was crazy.
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Originally Posted by b16LeiaEGcivic
mine were 445 shipped.

I am hopin to do snow sno-crosses around here this winter....these things are freaking incredible. my buddy has the blizzaks and tried to keep my lines and he kept spinning out it was crazy.
Mine were $320. This was before gas prices went up. And yes oil/gas prices has a direct link to tires because tires are petrolium products.

And the Blizzaks are not that bad. People have to realize that you need OEM pressures or a bit higher for snow tires. Alot of people put air in them in November/December and it gets much colder and air pressures drop.
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Well I guess that's cheaper than my deductable.
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i'm about to order michelin x-ice tires from costco at $94 each.. gonna put 'em on my stock wheels for the winter. i know if i keep the kuhmo's on, i won't be able to get around in richmond.
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Dunlop WinterSport M3's here. Philly has a lot of dry time and they met my needs.
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Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
Mine were $320. This was before gas prices went up. And yes oil/gas prices has a direct link to tires because tires are petrolium products.

And the Blizzaks are not that bad. People have to realize that you need OEM pressures or a bit higher for snow tires. Alot of people put air in them in November/December and it gets much colder and air pressures drop.
wow wish I could have found them that cheap. I am not upset about spending the money one incling. These tires are fan****intastic




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