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Winter Tires for a Cayman S?

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Winter Tires for a Cayman S?
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09-07-2009, 12:57 PM
Your best bet is a cheap set of rims from Tire Rack on closeout and a set of bad weather tires (300 to 400.00).  All season tires are not all that great.  The performance tires are just fine without  ice or snow on the roads.  A set of cheap rims will provide several advantages:

1.  No need to mount and remount the sport tires.  $$ adds up. 
2.  Your nice factory rims can avoid the damage from road salt and other hazards       including edge scuffing during mount/remount process.
3.  Mounted tires are readily available to change out in your garage.  Should take
     20mins or so. 

We do this with our 3 series BMW and we are getting plenty of extended tire wear.

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