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Originally Posted by Jmanscotch
Might work a little if you're always on snow packed roads. But it'd seem like a few dozen miles on clear, wet/dry roads on the nicer days would just undo any residue....you going to try it?
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Given the warmer temperatures and the lack of snow (once or twice a year) we have been experiencing here in the DC metro area, it is hard to justify buying snow tires. I know that the Bridgestones that my car is equipped with offers less grip in the colder months, however this is not enough to propel me to spend $800 (rims and tires). Instead I have been driving a little slower and in the event of snowfall I plan on working from home (as may be the case later tonight). Honestly, for me it is peace of mind knowing that temporary solutions exist.