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2 or 4 snow tires?

topher_csr

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I have a 2015 ecoboost, and already have 2 snow tires that fit the factory wheels (base model 17's) i was thinking about grabbing 2 more for the front wheels, but have heard a lot of people say that they only run snow tires on the rear. anyone have experience with running 2 snow tires vs 4 snow tires? i don't live in an overly snowy area, so i am maybe looking at bad snow 5 or 6 days a year.
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Personally, I like to stop and turn too.
 

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Definitely four! Huge difference in grip between all-seasons and dedicated winter tires. A little challenging trying to negotiate a turn when the front wheels slide and the rears grip.
 
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Definitely four! Huge difference in grip between all-seasons and dedicated winter tires. A little challenging trying to negotiate a turn when the front wheels slide and the rears grip.
that makes sense. that reverse drift :)
 

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Ok heres the deal snow tires are NOT just for snow on the ground.

They make a MASSIVE difference when the temp is under 30 degrees too!

Dont do it half way do all 4.

Also Nokian Hakkapelettias or walk LOL

The Nokians i ran last year were worth their weight in gold for North Dakota winters!!
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