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Originally Posted by KathyFG
From the OP here- THANKS a bunch guys for the good info.
As my winter driving skills are pretty non-existent (coming from south Florida) and I LOVE my 1er (named "Otto"), I want to make sure I can make it safely to/from work. I will prob wait till the fall and order winter wheel/tire setup from Gill at Tire Rack.
I was planning on 35% for the tint, so looks like that is OK in Colorado.
Thanks again, and see ya out there on the road- I cannot WAIT to get to Colorado !!!
Kathy G
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Make sure you get ceramic tint to, just incase you were not aware. It has much better heat reducing ability. 3M has some "nano-tech" tint that is supposed to be rather good too.
I have Dunlop Winter Sport m3's and they are pretty darn good. Enjoy CO and the beautiful drives that it will offer you.
You might want to take a performance driving class that works on a wet skid pad and things like that to help with the winter driving too.