I drive 30 miles each way to and from work. For the last 10 miles closes to home the roads don't get treated because of the surrounding land/water. I had snow tires but got rid of my old car, the car I have now has all season tires. The tires have good...
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I would not put the chains on until I really needed them. Not sure how long they would last if you used them frequently. I only bought these chains because of travel from Washington to Colorado during the winter months. If I was driving in the snow on a daily basis, I would buy actual snow tires for the winter months. Good luck!
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I had to run my car over 100 miles before the engine repair started working properly,but once i drove it over a 100 miles it ran better and sealed all the leaks. So my advice would be to drive it for as many miles as you can and see what happens after that.
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I really like the BFGoodrch All Terrain tires. They are very good in driving in the snow, especially at this time of the year.
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i generally apply it in the garage, so tires are generally dry or almost dry. before i bought it i read about people applying it while on the road. my conclusion - best dry, but do what you must.
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Have you tried driving 30-40 feet? Some self adjust, try pulling forward slowly and see if that helps.
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That question is hard to answer because there is no indication of where you plan to ride. If on the street at low speeds, about 2 years. If on a bike path at high speeds, one season. If you are looking for high mileage, more than high performance, these are not the tires for you.
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Hi,I really haven't done much off road.The throttle switch is plastic and I was afraid it may break.I have done curbings,lawns,and some crappy roads.Handles well on these surfaces.The tires seem to be cracking on the sides.Little disappointed only had it a year.
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I have these on a 2wd truck and we only get snow 2 or 3 days a year where I live. I was at work once when it started to snow and using cable chains on the back I was able to get home by the time it was 1" deep. On my trip I stopped at the grocery store (which wasn't out of the way at all) and bought milk and bread and some canned items (the canned items were in case the power went out). I was able to get into and out of the grocery store parking lot with minimal trouble even though it has a slight hill. My next truck will be four wheel drive.
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I have used on all kinds of icy snowy conditions, and they seem pretty good, but as a seasoned veteran of northern NH winters told me when I showed him these tires, "There's nothin' gonna save you if you hit sheer ice." And I found that out this winter. So, moderate layers of snow, thin layers of packed snow, crusty snow, and thin breakable ice, they are great! Hard thick slick ice -- stay off it, particularly slick bumpy ice!
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I'm in a small city, about 40,000 or so in eastern NC. Within the city limits from inside my home to someone driving I can get about a mile or so range out of them. Not sure if you change the landscape, terrain and geographical location.....
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It depends on your commute, but in many cases, sure! My commute is only 2 miles, but there are 3 hills (overpasses) for which the 6 speeds are helpful. On straight road, road bikes pass me easily though. It's because the included gear ratios aren't enough to compensate for the smaller wheels. However, this is true for nearly all folding bikes. Regarding the concern about the tires, they're fine for roads. If your commute is off road, you can get more appropriate tires, but then this is not really an offroad bike. I'm planning to put a bottle of slime in the tires just in case. This bike would be great for where I used to work, where the parking lot was nearly a mile from some of the offices. It depends on your commute, but in many cases, sure! My commute is only 2 miles, but there are 3 hills (overpasses) for which the 6 speeds are helpful. On straight road, road bikes pass me easily though. It's because the included gear ratios aren't enough to compensate for the smaller wheels. However, this is true for nearly all folding bikes. Regarding the concern about the tires, they're fine for roads. If your commute is off road, you can get more appropriate tires, but then this is not really an offroad bike. I'm planning to put a bottle of slime in the tires just in case. This bike... » Read More It depends on your commute, but in many cases, sure! My commute is only 2 miles, but there are 3 hills (overpasses) for which the 6 speeds are helpful. On straight road, road bikes pass me easily though. It's because the included gear ratios aren't enough to compensate for the smaller wheels. However, this is true for nearly all folding bikes. Regarding the concern about the tires, they're fine for roads. If your commute is off road, you can get more appropriate tires, but then this is not really an offroad bike. I'm planning to put a bottle of slime in the tires just in case. This bike would be great for where I used to work, where the parking lot was nearly a mile from some of the offices. « Show Less
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I have had mine for over 8 months and still good. I guess it depends on how much you use them. There are good tires.
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the tires were standard on our 06 camry. we have moderate snowfall in our area but i have a 2500 chev silverado that i drive when it snows. most front wheel drive do ok in snow up to 4 inches or so. i have two of these tires break a belt in the tread and created a shaking problem until i found the problem. hope this helps.
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This was my main concern. As with any tire they can go flat. I've walked over 4 blocks a day to the beach for about two weeks with the cart and must say that the tires hold up great. The asphalt that I'm pushing on is old and very rough. I've had no problem with the cart or the tires...wish I would have bought it sooner. I think as long as you not constantly rolling over sharp objects you'll be fine. The tires also cine with a small repair kit.
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Dont worry about it if you live anywhere that gets snow and salt on the roads as it wont last through one winter!
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Those tires are good for all seasons. I bought my tires one year ago and those are the same. No wearing out. And i know a friend that he bougth his tires 3 years and still the same. I use those with a truck that has snow plow. My tires are for pasanger vehicle and star with the letter p 265.if u have a truvk i will recond to buy tires for truck or LT.
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The tires are designed for off-road use. I ride this thing on grass and dirt sometimes. Just don't expect to achieve 30MPH on off-road trails or 20 mile range. Those numbers get dramatically reduced.