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Originally Posted by KevinBRZ
I wanted to get a price for winter tires today from some store online, and the rep said I couldn't use any because the speed rating was too low. Obviously it's too low compared to the summer tires, they are winter tires. Who is going to be going over 200km/h in winter? Anyway, now I have to go into the store. I just thought that was weird and they should know better.
Is there any sort of snow brush without bristles for clearing snow off the car? I don't want my clear coat to look like sand paper went over it.
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That does sound odd. Watch they don't try to talk you into a more expensive tire on that premise.
There are silicone squeegee type brushes that many car dealers use, but I'm inclined to think that they would drag any dirt/grit/salt that is there across the paint, creating scratches. Once Canadian tire has all their winter stuff out, take a walk through the snow brush isle and feel the bristles. Some of the more modern designs are already frayed on the ends, and are very soft. I used one of these types last year, and the paint still looks great.