Winter Wheels/Tires

[ghostcobraah]

Living in Michigan we get some decent winters, but recent years haven't been nearly as bad and most really abd days everything kind of halts to a stop anyway with work. I have the ability to borrow a 4 wheel drive vehicle in absolute worst cases, so I am curious if I should consider getting 18s with a thinner tire for nearly $2K, or get 265/30R/19 All seasons (DSW06s) or Winter tires (Alpina A5). Ideally I wouldn't mind saving money since I can always catch a ride or borrow a vehicle. Just looking for some advice.

The DSW06s have great reviews and come in at about half the price of the DSW06s and being conscious of what I spend I want to make the best choice for my situation. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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[ghostcobraah]

Also another thing to add, I had DSW06s on my corvette when I woned it and had great experiences in light to medium snow, which matches others reviews, its jsut severe snow is a different case but we haven't had much severe snow in recent years besides a day or two.

 

[ghostcobraah]

Does anyone know if a 35 sidewall tire will fit on our cars. essentially a 265/35R19

 

[Brittania]

Does anyone know if a 35 sidewall tire will fit on our cars. essentially a 265/35R19

I have 275/35/19s on stock suspension. I have the Integra Type S module too so with the extra sidewall it's a really smooth ride. I don't like the added height though

 

[ghostcobraah]

I have 275/35/19s on stock suspension. I have the Integra Type S module too so with the extra sidewall it's a really smooth ride. I don't like the added height though

Yeah I was looking at 255/35R19 because way more options for winter tires in that range, that are a lot cheaper, thinking they will fit but want to make sure

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