Gents,
I have had a new set of Hoosiers sitting on extra rims for about 4 1/2 years now, and have never had the chance to mount and try them. I normally run Bridgestones, which I like. I have been thinking about putting the Hoosiers on before our Utah trip in August, which would be nice for the track and canyon drives.
I know that they are not ideal in the rain, and they are a few years old. Curious, how bad they really are with unexpected rain? I am hoping that 4-5 yrs old is not 'too old'. Also, not being sure sure how dry northern Utah is, anybody have concerns with my having them on for our few day trip?
Thanks in advance.
I have had a new set of Hoosiers sitting on extra rims for about 4 1/2 years now, and have never had the chance to mount and try them. I normally run Bridgestones, which I like. I have been thinking about putting the Hoosiers on before our Utah trip in August, which would be nice for the track and canyon drives.
I know that they are not ideal in the rain, and they are a few years old. Curious, how bad they really are with unexpected rain? I am hoping that 4-5 yrs old is not 'too old'. Also, not being sure sure how dry northern Utah is, anybody have concerns with my having them on for our few day trip?
Thanks in advance.
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