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Pirelli 7000 SS for new york winter? Opinions please! TIA
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10-24-2000, 06:48 PM
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In the city? I wouldn't risk it
NYC isn't Rochester, but it can get ugly snow wise. I would run a decent winter tire.
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Try SP5000's. The 7000 SS is old technology.
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