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richardew · 12-10-2013, 06:41 AM

This is my second year using Sottozeros in the winter. Last winter there was no snow to speak of. Sunday we had snow showers here in Philadelphia, 4-8 inches of showers. LOL The Sottozeros were awesome. I didn't loose traction anywhere. Unfortunately there were a lot of cars on the road with their "all season" tires - mediocre in the summer, fair in the winter, bad in the snow and ice. I went up and down hills with cars stuck (going up) and sliding downhill. They passed the test. Today a few more inches on the way. Can't wait to get out and drive. I'm glad I have them on.
rich

12-10-2013, 06:41 AM	#1
richardew Second Lieutenant 9 Rep 272 Posts Drives: 2011 x335i Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: suburban Phila iTrader: (0)	Pirelli Sottozeros - a brief review This is my second year using Sottozeros in the winter. Last winter there was no snow to speak of. Sunday we had snow showers here in Philadelphia, 4-8 inches of showers. LOL The Sottozeros were awesome. I didn't loose traction anywhere. Unfortunately there were a lot of cars on the road with their "all season" tires - mediocre in the summer, fair in the winter, bad in the snow and ice. I went up and down hills with cars stuck (going up) and sliding downhill. They passed the test. Today a few more inches on the way. Can't wait to get out and drive. I'm glad I have them on. rich __________________ Rich '96 911 C4 Cab (276,000 1 owner smiles) '11 X3 35i Black Sapphire/Beige,SAP, CP, CWP, DHP, PREM, TECH, Sat radio, Hi Fi, BMW apps, smartphone, 19" w/mixed performance tires. Last edited by richardew; 12-11-2013 at 04:36 AM.. Reason: insert missing letters
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