Subject	I have used a set of Dunlop SP5000's for two snowy winters
Posted by	Z U N L on October 04, 2004 at 8:30 PM
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In Reply To	Everything I've always heard has been that if you have to posted by Guapo on October 04, 2004 at 07:06 PM
Message	without much trouble. I think that careful and cautious driving with a good set of all-season tires is perfectly manageable (although there are of course limits, depending on just how bad the snow/ice is). Of course, I have an NA too, which is probably considerably simpler to control on snow/ice than a TT. "The two seater is being joined in a few weeks by a larger two-plus-two model with a rear seat for munchkins." ~Jim Mateja, Chicago Tribune, in regards to the Z32. Andrew Janeshek // jnshk@aol.com // 1992 NA 2+2 [Stage 2-ish]
Follow Ups	Anyone used ES 100 tires year round in midwest (snow belt)?? - doug8867 19:04:39 10/04/04 i couldn't even get out of my garage in the snow last winter - JuicycJ4(SWMO) 19:06:51 10/04/04 Everything I've always heard has been that if you have to - Guapo 19:06:54 10/04/04 Naw man, really wide slicks are best. (n/m) - AbnormallyAspirated 19:44:20 10/04/04 I have used a set of Dunlop SP5000's for two snowy winters - Z U N L 20:30:05 10/04/04 I would definately not attempt to run ES100's in the winter - BOOZTD 3 20:12:34 10/04/04 I've driven GS-C's in light snow, but I don't recommend it. - PA_Z 20:35:45 10/04/04 Don't even THINK about trying to run ES 100's in the snow - robo (sebring1970) 21:26:08 10/04/04
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