Powelltc1
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Thanks in advance to the community for some help on this.
I recently sold my corvette and am looking for the right GT350. I live in Ohio and will need to drive the car sometimes in colder weather, under 40 degrees. I was leaning towards a 2017-2018 because the tires would be better for this temperature range, and a 2019 or up would have the track tires that wouldn’t work at those temps. I was thinking that it wouldn’t be as simple as putting all-season tires on the 2019 or up because the suspension is tuned for the summer tires.
Are my assumptions correct?
I recently sold my corvette and am looking for the right GT350. I live in Ohio and will need to drive the car sometimes in colder weather, under 40 degrees. I was leaning towards a 2017-2018 because the tires would be better for this temperature range, and a 2019 or up would have the track tires that wouldn’t work at those temps. I was thinking that it wouldn’t be as simple as putting all-season tires on the 2019 or up because the suspension is tuned for the summer tires.
Are my assumptions correct?
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