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Lubicon · 10-22-2019, 11:02 AM

I run all weather on my truck becasue I can use tehm year round and not have to have two sets. They work great, I've always had all weathers on trucks as long as I can remember and never had any issues. That included work trucks that took me to wellsite locations from Ft Nelson to Estevan.

I had a set of all weather Nokians on our GMC Acadia. They were a good tire too but wore extremely fast and we ended up getting a new set under warranty.

Franakly, for Calgary driving where the roads are bare 90% of the year all weather are fine IMHO.

I do have winters on our second vehicle but only changed to them once my kids started driving. It made me feel a little better but to be honest I am also impressed with how good they are (last time I had winter tires on a vehicle was as a kid growing up). Wasn't sold on the idea of needing them in southern Alberta but I would recommend now for sure.

10-22-2019, 11:02 AM	#2097
Lubicon Franchise Player Join Date: Jun 2015 Exp:	I run all weather on my truck becasue I can use tehm year round and not have to have two sets. They work great, I've always had all weathers on trucks as long as I can remember and never had any issues. That included work trucks that took me to wellsite locations from Ft Nelson to Estevan. I had a set of all weather Nokians on our GMC Acadia. They were a good tire too but wore extremely fast and we ended up getting a new set under warranty. Franakly, for Calgary driving where the roads are bare 90% of the year all weather are fine IMHO. I do have winters on our second vehicle but only changed to them once my kids started driving. It made me feel a little better but to be honest I am also impressed with how good they are (last time I had winter tires on a vehicle was as a kid growing up). Wasn't sold on the idea of needing them in southern Alberta but I would recommend now for sure.