IS 350 or 250 performance in winter snow.
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AWD doesn't make that big of a difference I got g35 RWD coupe with snow tires and AWD IS250 stock tires (i live in toronto area). The AWD IS does still get stuck and fish tails sometimes in extreme conditions ( 30F/70R power split i think) on the same roads I drive the G35 RWD(comparing AWD to RWD). Its all depends on driving style I guess and how far up north you live but imo RWD is fine for winter just get a good set of snow tires no cheap Canadian tire motormaster stuff and drive responsibly according to weather conditions.
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I live in Calgary and I drove my ISF last year through the winter. Obviously AWD is better in the snow but I didn't have any problems at all and I drove every day.
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hmmm by reading all post. "Sorry to bring back this post" Winter tires to go this year on my rwd IS350. Last year sucked!! Was thinking about just getting the rear tires. Any opinion thoughts?
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Just get the full set they will last you 3-5 seasons.
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Thanks bro. I might as well, since ill just be using these tires for the winter season here in MN.
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As mentioned by Kurtz several pages back in this thread TIRES are the #1 performance improvement you can make to your car, summer or winter.
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