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Jon @ Apr 1st 2008 3:44PM
Geeze...that doesn't sound so hard to do, but wouldn't it just be easier to buy a Ford Taurus?? That's what I have and I live in the 'upper-Midwest'. No problems for me, even with marginal generic 'all-season' tires.
I'm surprised the Subaru isn't more stable, even with non-seasonal tires.
I guess I just think getting studded tires would be a waste of money (just like buying extra tires and having them changed or an extra set of wheels would be)...