[MitchiesST3]

Everyone post your winter tire/wheel setups and let’s compare our rides! Include your state or province you live in and vehicle specs

Here is mine to start off, 2016 Focus ST3, DAI Apex wheels, michelin x ice tires

Taken outside of Guelph, Canada

 

[UnfocusedST]

Hankook iPikenon stock wheels here in South Dakota.

Sent from another garage.

 

[booST94]

some rims I got from a forum member with some tires

 

[gemery]

Wettest corner of Oregon on a sunny November day. Pepper doesn't get out much in the winter, so wheels are merely 235 Bridgestone ultra high performance all seasons on 17x8 O.Z. Ultraleggera.

 

[TurboGT]

17 inch MSW wheels, michelin X ice snow tires here in NE ohio.

 

[mmst3]

I have RS winter wheels which came with Michelin Pilot Alpin PA4 tires. Also, found a green ST friend had to take a pic!

 

[Skykri]

Premiums with Michelin AS3+ currently. Looking to put a set of winter tires on either my other set of premiums or snowflakes.

Central VA, USA so we don't usually get a ton of snow here.

 

[PDXslowboi]

Not the most glamorous photo, but the premiums painted white with Blizzak tires. Portland, OR area so I don't typically need snow tires, but we get some occasional snowfall and these really help when I travel through the pass to central OR.

 

[rambleon84]

Central Ohio here, I've got black and white:

Both wheels are Assetto Gara's and run 225.40 .18 tires. The black wheels are on Falken EuroWinter and the white run on Yokohoma Ice Guards. The Falkens are a performance winter and do much better when the roads are dry or wet, handling feels more like a all season. Still better in the snow and ice than all seasons though. The Yokohama's do better in the snow and ice but suck in the wet and feel sloppier in the dry.

 

[pjmuk]

Blizzak's fitted to 16" ITWheels 'Michelle' alloys. Chose the smaller wheels for a slightly 'taller' tyre for the winter. The area I'm in turns into pothole city in the winter and it's not always possible to win the 'dodge the pothole' game when the things stretch all the way across the road