Just bought these tires...

[95dodgeavenger]

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...ch=true&partnum=155HR6BZLM22&fromCompare1=yes


for my awd 2g.. I live in upstate NY and the winter tend to get a little messy. ive never had awd in the winter before. So i assume that i should be more then set with tires like these correct?

 

[hereitcomes]

ya those tires look like they have a good "all season" tread. with road tires (such as ones you recieve on aftermarket rims) they have traction only on dry pavement...and they are designed to function better when they heat up...not as where the tires you purchased are made for driving in harsh conditions...hense all of the grooves and random patterns on the tire. good luck man AWD in winter is great!

 

[dotntan]

i've got some like that on my original rims. i dont like awd in snow i find i spin all four and go round in circles i prefer something gutless with skinny tires and drive it like you stole it!!!!

 

[Dark_Horse]

You're definitely set for the winter. I had Blizzaks on my old beater car and the thing was great in the snow. I could pass 4x4's on the highway at near highway speeds and feel safe. Best investment I ever made for winter driving.

 

[gsx951]

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...ch=true&partnum=155HR6BZLM22&fromCompare1=yes


for my awd 2g.. I live in upstate NY and the winter tend to get a little messy. ive never had awd in the winter before. So i assume that i should be more then set with tires like these correct?

Those tires will have less traction in the really sloppy stuff but will also be less squirrelly than a WS-50 at speed. It's a "compomise" snow tire if you will.
You'll be fine.