Any information you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
Well I've had studded tires and I have to disagree with everything that you've heard. I felt the studs but they weren't that obvious, meaning if you didn't know what it was it probably wouldn't bother you all that much. I never ever had a problem stopping on clean roads - works just the same. You may not need studded tires, especially not if all you get is snow and not a lot of ice. See studs really ar for ice traction and that's where you'll see them come in handy. I live in Northern Ontario and we get about 3-5 feet of snow a year and I'm fine with just 4 good winter tires and obviously adjusting my driving for the conditionsalso not sure where you are from but lots of places won't even install just 2 tires on the front - they'll install the tires with the most traction on the back of the vehiclejust a heads up!
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