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Using Mickey Thompson Street Comp in wet and cold?

Zachburg

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I currently have a 2015 v6 mustang and am about to buy new wheels/tires and was wondering if these tires would be fine in the winter as my main tire knowing that my car is only a v6.
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I didn't have a problem with them in the rain. I didn't have them on long enough for the cold, but when my wheels arrive, I will put them on there and they will see the 40-50s that we will get in GA. I think you should be fine if it is not freezing out. When the temps drop to the 40's, it is time for a tire made for those temps.
 

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I had them on a previous Mustang. I did not like them
 

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I agree, not what you would expect from the Mickey Thompson name. They spin way to easy. I guess for the V6 and just as a get from point A-B, they may be ok; sounds like OP already has them. That is my case also and would only run them over the winter for the couple of weekends I will drive the car in cooler temps. My Nitto 555rii on the car now, definitely are not made for the cold lol.

Or maybe I won't mount them lol. I really don't care for them either.

I had them on a previous Mustang. I did not like them
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