> Date: Sat, 6 Nov 1999 12:44:38 -0500 > From: David M > Subject: Michelin Agilis not a snow tire > > Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1999 20:57:08 -0400 > From: "R. Hotchkiss" > Subject: Michelin Agilis > > Hey All, > > I have been looking for the correct snow tire for my 86 GL. I am very > happy that this tire was brought to my attention by a list member. > Today, I ordered a set of 4 from NTB. They are not cheap...$103 per > before ups and extras like mounting, balancing etc. > > I'm looking forward to a snowy winter!! > > -------------------------------------------- > The Agilis is NOT a snow tire. > See: http://www.michelin.ca/ca/eng/news/agilis/1.htm > Depending on which type you get its either an all-season M+S or a summer > tire rated R+W. > Ok, I stand corrected. For my purposes a Mud and Snow tire is a snow tire. I know some of you guys drive in really deep snow so you use snow tires that are only for snow. I live and drive on the East Coast where the most snow I would be up against is about 6 inches. Hotch 86 Vanagon GL Philly
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