Subject	Having a little experience in snow, I'd say go with
Posted by	Audioquest on November 30, 2007 at 6:00 PM
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In Reply To	Which setup has better cold weather dry traction? posted by Ashman2k2 on November 30, 2007 at 05:02 PM
Message	at minimum, all seasons. If you have an accident in the winter with summer tires on your car, insurance companies can deny your claim flat out. A narrower tire is usually better in starting and stopping conditions on snow and ice as a wide one with little tread more or less floats and has little turning ability.
Follow Ups	Which setup has better cold weather dry traction? - Ashman2k2 17:02:30 11/30/07 Most UHPS tires suck in the cold - Spddracer 17:12:47 11/30/07 If I decide to buy tires for the NA wheels I want it to be a - Ashman2k2 17:20:55 11/30/07 the wider the tire the worst it is in the snow, simply - Cap927(Boston) 17:18:32 11/30/07 Yeah I heard the same, however i will only drive on dry or - Ashman2k2 17:22:50 11/30/07 winter in NY? Buy all season tires, 225's all around for - LJZTT 17:33:10 11/30/07 I run Blizzak WS-50's 225 on NA wheels for winter - vorpalZ 17:54:22 11/30/07 Thanks exactly the answer I was looking for, one more thing - Ashman2k2 18:41:37 11/30/07 Having a little experience in snow, I'd say go with - Audioquest 18:00:42 11/30/07 Re: Which setup has better cold weather dry traction? - black300zx 19:46:14 11/30/07 Z should be parked in cold winters. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 12:25:30 12/01/07 lol (n/m) - vorpalZ 12:41:27 12/01/07
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