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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / General Car Topics / December 2004

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2 All season with 2 Winter tires a good idea?

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lbbss - 23 Dec 2004 00:40 GMT
I have 2 spare winter tires for my van.    Is it a bad idea to mix two
winter tires with 2 all season tires?    I would put them in the front
(front wheel drive Venture van).

Also, will winter tires improve my stopping distance on icy surface or are
they only good for stopping on snow surface?
Klemen Licen - 24 Dec 2004 10:21 GMT
 I think it is neither good neither bad idea, you just have to be aware
that the van has more slippery wheels at back and that this requires more
attention on snow or ice, otherwise or your butt will overtake your front ;)
It happend to me on snow at speed ~55 miles/l (90km/h) on a highway. Stupid
me, driving too fast at the time!

Regards and all the very best!
Happy New Year!
Klemen

I have 2 spare winter tires for my van.    Is it a bad idea to mix two
winter tires with 2 all season tires?    I would put them in the front
(front wheel drive Venture van).

Also, will winter tires improve my stopping distance on icy surface or are
they only good for stopping on snow surface?
 
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