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I recently went to get my oil changed and found out there was splitting on the inner side of the two back snow tires. I looked at it and since the tires were about 3 years old, I decided to replace them. The head mechanic told me he was going to order me all weather tires and put them on the next day. He did so and the car drives great. However, I am concerned that once winter hits, the car is going to start spinning out easily since the two back tires aren't snow tires (my dad has had issues with this when he still had this car). The mechanic told me it shouldn't be an issue however I would like a second opinion from anyone who can help! Especially since I could bring the tires back and then upgrade to two more snow tires.
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Yes... As long as they are not 'studded' snow tires it is.. If you have to do much driving in the NJ snow, I'd opt for the snow tires OR an aggressive all season tread! .. It's close enough to the season to put winter tires on now... However the more tread they have when snow does arrive the better off you'll be traction wise!
Ok great! Thank you so much. The mechanic did say that the two new all season tires matched the tread and rating of my front snow tires so I should be good. To note, the front snow tires are not studded so that is not an issue either. Thank you for the help, it is much appreciated as this is my first car and first time dealing with said issues.
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