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Sweet, I've got a set that's almost that beefy with studs and I rocked them on my 90 L wagon a couple winters ago and they owned. I got it up to 80mph in the snow with no traction loss. You could floor it from a dead stop and it would pretty much take right off.
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They are used, but I have seven, if I buy one more I have two sets.
Anyhow, I had the tires lying around, wasn't sure what rims I was going to put them on. I had my old forester wheels with the stock tall michelin tires, and nobody wanted to buy them. So I mounted the rally tires and called it a day. I think they will look sharp and give me some traction this winter.
Anyhow, I had the tires lying around, wasn't sure what rims I was going to put them on. I had my old forester wheels with the stock tall michelin tires, and nobody wanted to buy them. So I mounted the rally tires and called it a day. I think they will look sharp and give me some traction this winter.
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I read on the Forester forums that those wheels aren't very sturdy. But I guess cheaper to replace than alloys right?
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Josh Colombo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2002 10:23 am Wait....I'm confused now.
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