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Originally Posted by tjd24
The summer Pirelli's are a soft rubber compound and NOT good under 40 degrees Farneheight - so you'll loose traction in any wet conditions let alone snow or ice.
Sorry but either park-it or change to Performance Snow or All-Seasons. I went with Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60s on new rims from tirerack - see options at http://www.tirerack.com/snow. Search this forum for other perspectives on this but no one will advise even trying to drive with the stock tires. |
I would try it first...
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