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Originally Posted by 2010SSRS
1- the tire issue should come down to snow, not cold. but i think it's the snow u need to be concerned..........we got snow around here, and i couldn't imagine driving ours in it. i'd buy a $500 winter beater just for snowy days! some folks are posting that they're just gonna get winter tires and swap em' out.
2- take it slow, you should be fine, ur clearly not stupid (one wheel at a time). but i might find someone to pay $100 to grind that to a more friendly angle. from 90 degrees to 45 degrees maybe.
congrats on ur decision.....................you wont regret it!
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Thanks for the response.
1) We only had snow on the ground twice last winter (both times were bad...but good excuse for a day off work), but I read somewhere that the grip of summer tires was bad when the temp was low (40 degrees)...just not sure how that translated to driving capability on a rear wheel drive vehicle. I don't really want to deal with maintenance/hassle for 2 cars (and I don't have a garage for the Camaro anyway).
2) The curb is angled a bit, but it is still a bit of a jolt. I never though of grinding it down more though!