Leave it
to me be anxious over this, but I really want to swap out my snow
tires for summers because with every day that I drive on them, I can
feel the microscopic layers wearing off of them, thus shortening
their useful lives. That drive up to Maine nearly broke my heart. My
hope is that we can get another year out of them, but with all the
driving we do, that may not be realistic. Part of the problem is that
the weather up here is crazy and you just don't know what you're
going to get. One day it's balmy, and the next you get snow. I
wouldn't give it a second thought if spring would just declare its
arrival and we could be done with the snow and ice. No such luck.
This
winter was particularly rough, too, because since there was little in
the way of snow, the hard roads probably wore down the snow tires
even more. Factor in all the driving we do for hockey, school, and
work, and it's amazing we get more than a year out of them.
Until
the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to crosslens for the pic.
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