Winter tire and wheel shop recommendation in Vancouver area

SPACEMANRICK · 10-15-2015, 10:16 AM

I just placed my order yesterday for a 2016 M3 which should arrive at the end of December. Does anyone have a recommendation in the Vancouver area for a good place to buy a winter wheel and tire setup? I am looking probably for just a 18" setup and looking at spending about $2,500 or less for the combination.

I have been to Volco Tires in Coquitlam (1010 TIRES) before and am considering going back to them but I am just seeing if there are any other places recommended in the area. Also considering we get very little snow here in Vancouver, I am wondering what a good winter tire would be for our generally warmer wetter winters?

Mario_Kart · 10-15-2015, 11:16 AM

The speed syndicate in burnaby.

bobblehead · 10-15-2015, 02:45 PM

In this case, you should get something that performs better with dry road handling. Such as Michelin PA4. Excellent tires but it does wear a bit faster due to the soft rubber compound, if driven conservative manner, it should last you 3 yrs at the min.

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SPACEMANRICK Lieutenant 51 Rep 551 Posts Drives: 2016 M3 6 speed manual Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Vancouver iTrader: (0)	Winter tire and wheel shop recommendation in Vancouver area I just placed my order yesterday for a 2016 M3 which should arrive at the end of December. Does anyone have a recommendation in the Vancouver area for a good place to buy a winter wheel and tire setup? I am looking probably for just a 18" setup and looking at spending about $2,500 or less for the combination. I have been to Volco Tires in Coquitlam (1010 TIRES) before and am considering going back to them but I am just seeing if there are any other places recommended in the area. Also considering we get very little snow here in Vancouver, I am wondering what a good winter tire would be for our generally warmer wetter winters?
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bobblehead Brigadier General 256 Rep 4,721 Posts Drives: warp speed Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Toronto, On iTrader: (0)	In this case, you should get something that performs better with dry road handling. Such as Michelin PA4. Excellent tires but it does wear a bit faster due to the soft rubber compound, if driven conservative manner, it should last you 3 yrs at the min.
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