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Originally Posted by bf31415
Yea, I'm not in Denver, I'm up at 8000'. If you think an all season is sufficient, I'm open to suggestions. But after the lame winter we had last year in the front range, seems like we're do to get walloped this year. I work down the hill (Centennial) and it's pretty amazing the weather (snow) differences between down there and the west side of town, and then mt vernon canyon and above.
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You apparently missed my first post about commuting to Vail all winter, even though I live in Broomfield. I get micro climates and snow differences. This winter is going to be another La Nina which means NW flow and cold/windy/dry front range cities. Congrats at living at 8k feet. You come across a little pretentious.
BFG AT's are one of the top rated winter/A/S tires, btw.
