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I'm switching over to my dad's '06 Legacy SE wagon, which comes with Yoko Advan A82 (205-50/17") stocks. They're "ok" most of the year but absolutely horrid on ice and snow. Since I prefer a set of year-round all-weather tires to replace those A82As, any recommendations ?
![]() (the '04 OBW I own that I'll be swapping with my dad has new Nokian WRG2s, but I don't want to pay that much again for another set of 4 tires. Those cost me Cdn$900).
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Car: 2006 Outback Wagon 2.5i 5spd MT Atlantic Blue Pearl
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Well, the WRG2 is probably the best all-weather tire. The Primacy MXV4 and Optimo H727 seem to be the best all-season tires.
Honestly, if you get a lot of ice and snow, you're going to want another set of WRG2s, or run dedicated snow tires in the winter.
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