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Originally Posted by cwagner
So far so good! Handled great over winter. Didn't do any true off-roading, but handled great in the snow on pavement, gravel and hardpack dirt roads. Took a few trips to Vermont and Western New York. We actually didn't have a bad winter here in CT this year. Only a few snowstorms with more than 6". All in all though I would still recommend them.
Aside from the handling, they are wearing great. Have about 10K on them so far. They are also great in rain, which we've been getting a lot of in the past month or so. Never loose traction even around tight corners in the pouring rain.
Nothing but good things to say. They're not as beefy or aggressive as some other comparable tires, but for what I use them for, and they conditions I've driven them in, I'm very happy with my decision.
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Hey thanks for the info! I didn't even realize you were in CT. I'm rihgt next door, in RI. Yeah, this winter was lame. I got my 4R in Feb, and really only had a few inches of snow to play in once.
Sounds like your needs are similar to mine. This is my daily driver, most weeks I put about 400 miles on it. I'v put on almost 10k since I got it in early Feb, haha. I DO plan on hitting some trails, but nothing crazy. I'm not planning on taking this rock crawling or mudding.
I think the 4S will be great. The only other time I'm really stuck on is the new General Grabber ATX. I've read good things about those too.
I stopped by my local Cooper dealer the other day, they gave me a price of 743 out the door for the 4S in the stock size. I thought that was pretty reasonable. I still need to price out the Generals.