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  1. #51
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    Aug 2020
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    My Nokian Haakapalita R3s lasted almost twice as long as any set of Blizzaks I’ve used, but I prefer Blizzaks for their winter driving performance for sure.

  2. #52
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    May 2002
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    I bought rock tires for my jeep a couple times for just this reason and got 100K out of them through religious rotation. I'm talking fat tires with big treads. And they did just fine both seasons. (We only have two seasons in Reno, winter and august.)
    Snow tires wear faster because they are soft. Rock tires are hard.

  3. #53
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    Jan 2008
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    AT's are fine--but dial it back a bit. And I got 6 years out of a set of snows during the big stretch of drought years in the 2010s. That was driving on a lot of bare pavement but living in Truckee so still reasonably cold. It's heat that kills snow tires, not bare pavement.

  4. #54
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    Jun 2007
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    Cruzing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flexon Phil View Post
    Thats when we bought and glad we did. We couldn't afford it now.

    NW Reno has some good schools.
    45 min to Truckee and 45 min to Mt. Rose.
    It is 5-10* cooler than downtown and 5-10* warmer than Truckee
    I's suggest houses built aroung 2000, older will need a lot of work, newer are built with cost cutting materials.
    No state tax over Ca.
    2011/2012 was a good time to purchase in CA as well. Our home is up over 50% since then and we could never afford to buy now. Got real lucky with that one.

  5. #55
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