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baobu 02-05-2022 12:05 PM

205/50 r17 winter tire fitment on 2022 brz
 
Many people say this is the ideal winter tire for traction and price in the winter on the new brz. Is this true? Anyone who has this setup on the new gen?

dsc_pat 02-05-2022 07:36 PM

It is a great size choice in 17. DO not overthink it.

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Midnightsky 02-05-2022 08:10 PM

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I am running 205/55/R16's currently for my winter setup. There is quite a bit of extra movement in the rear at highway speeds, hopefully this will go away as I put the miles on these studded winter tires. I guess most ppl call it squirm. It could be that these tires are just that soft, which in the right conditions would be exactly what you want. But on dry roads, especially highways, it definitely squirms more. Dangerous squirm? Nah, just maybe not the ideal road trip tires lol. Because my studs are getting trashed on the dry roads, I may invest in another set of wheels/tires for when the roads are dry and its not -30C. In those -30C conditions the studs will 100% save your bacon when someone infront of you does something stupid, and that's guaranteed to happen eventually, if not daily lol depends where you live.

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baobu 02-05-2022 09:48 PM

@dsc_pat same color as mine too! yeah going for some yokohama ig53's in 17 inch, excited to get my car in 3-4 weeks!

baobu 02-05-2022 09:53 PM

@Midnightsky Yeah super cold out here in mtl so good winter tires are crucial, i'm not going to go for studded but imma drive like a grandma in the winter for sure. Being a mailman for canada post i see so many idiots on the roads lmao

Midnightsky 02-05-2022 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by baobu (Post 3502520)
@Midnightsky Yeah super cold out here in mtl so good winter tires are crucial, i'm not going to go for studded but imma drive like a grandma in the winter for sure. Being a mailman for canada post i see so many idiots on the roads lmao

Ya I used to drive for Purolator, but it wasn't as bad back then, like 18 years ago, fuk im old lol. Today, my gawd, I see the dumbest shit, and that's just during my daily commutes to and from work. No wonder insurance rates are thru the roof, ppl are retarded when they drive these days.

eyeballs 02-05-2022 11:24 PM

I went stock size on 17s. The sottozeros feel great in dry conditions and perform decently on snow and ice. That being said, if you need to drive on ice regularly I would go with something more suitable.


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