[Colorado All Season Tire recommendation]

I am a fellow Parker resident. I have a 2000 OBW. I have tried the Blizzack, and Nokian wr. Both had VERY poor tread life! I then went to WALMART of all places and bought a set of Goodyear American Eagles. 70K warranty and great in the snow and rain. I too average 5-600 miles per week and these skins have been execelent! The tires were about $70.00 ea with warranty package.

 

 

Ok I am getting new tires for my OBW.

Here is my dilemma, I drive a lot, 500miles a week, in Colorado weather. Which means snow, rain, dry, etc.

I have been looking at several tires.

 

Arizonian silver edition

Michelin HydroEdge

Goodyear Assurance TripleTred

Nokian WR

 

I love the Nokian but the are expensive and only have a 50,000 mile warranty. Which would last me just 1 ½ years with my driving. The shop recommended the Arizonian silver (store brand goodyear tire) said they have sold it as snow tire one year when the ran out of snow tires.

Does anyone in Colorado have any experience with these? Or have recommendation?

It is going to snow here soon and I need tires!

[2000 Model year Legacy Outback question]

I am having trouble figuring out how to get to my lights in the headlight assembly . i have to change out the parking/turn light.Now im used to changing out my Ford escorts lights which is just turning a little dial and simply popping off the bulb. but im afraid to do a little twisting (or breaking) without the proper knowledge of the subaru headlight assembly. but how do i get to the actual lights? thanks

They are pretty easy. The only thing you have to remember is to remove the air intake duct work on the passenger side of the car to get to that side housing connecter.. The bulbs remove by turning counter clockwise about a quater of an inch. Reverse to re-install.

[2000 Legacy Outback Wagon LTD/Brakes]

How tough of a job is replacing the front pads on this one? Any help or tips would be great!

 

Thanx!