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Siping tire at Les Schwab???
I went looking for a set of tires for my wife minivan. They quote me with a siping (~$50/set). The machine making small 90 degree cuts in the tread. It suppose to get better traction, smoother ride and last longer. Any body done this? I might buy a set from tire rack and go see Sid.
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In my experience, siping never made a tire last longer, if anything, it promotes more wear. It will improve your wet and ice traction, but overall, I don't think it's necessary
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If you want Sipping for snow/ice traction, buy a set of snow tires.
This thread has some stuff and links back to the 2005 data which were the last serious test I am aware of. Maybe TR has done some more recently. Go look. A spare set of steelies should be ultra cheap. http://www.seccs.org/forums/showthread.php?t=5963 |
Don't do it. Its one of those things that they try to sell to women. They play the emotional card to get the ladies to pay for something totolly not worth it.
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^that's how I used to get dates.
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^by siping tires?
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Absolutely.
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Yeah, he'd slip it in during karaoke.
/Doors "Come on baby, sipe my tires." /Doors Worked every time. |
You said slip it in. /beavis
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