winter driving fun.

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Originally Posted By: ARCOgraphite
dlayman,
I have a pair of 14" Winterforce snows used 2 seasons mounted on Honda steelies. They are from my 2012(?) Honda Fit I got them as a minus 2 fitment from the tirerack. If you lived nearby I give 'em to ya for 20 bucks.

I dont know if they will fit your application.

-Ken


Thanks for the offer. I'm pretty far away in Pennsylvania. They're promising this the end of the bad weather. My winter tires are about half used up, so they're borderline for next winter anyway, so I'll buy a new set for next year. Plus the car is going to need a lot of money put into it to keep it for next winter (likely 1000-1500, which I'll probably end up spending). It gets to be a tough decision when to call it a day on a car with 300k miles and some rust, but its great snow car, gets great mileage, and I kind of have a sentimental attachment to it.
 
Originally Posted By: dlayman
Originally Posted By: zzyzzx
And the reason you were driving on ice was???


to get home from work. We've had terrible driving conditions nearly every day since he first of the year. If I didn't go to / from work on each bad day, I'd be out of vacation for the year already. With the four good winter tires, I can conquer most anything. Surprisingly, even with the rear donut, I didn't have much trouble. All in all, at this point I view it as a positive learning experience, and the next time it happens I'll be better prepared


Here in NY - we don't shut down over some snow or ice. I love my job ... but I don't want to sleep at my desk because of some ice.
 
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