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Originally Posted by Suberman
Even with winter tires the back end is squirrelly. I highly recommend fitting the best studless snow tires you can afford. You need max grip to tame the rear axle in this car.
In ascending order: Blizzak WS if you're a complete winter wuss, Hankook if you're on a budget, Yokohama if you have more money, Michelin X ice, Continental if you're serious about grip and Nokian if you've got the dough.
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Thanks. So my other question related to this is: I'm going on a road trip at the end of this month. 1100 miles each way to my destination and back. There is a possibility that I may driving through a winter storm or a snowy area, so what would be best for both the snow and traveling over long distances? Would those tires you mentioned still be good choices?