Then I would personally get something like DWS06 rather than actual snow tires and go as wide as you like.
No tire is going to "perform well" by any sort of sporty standards. However, you will be able to drive the car safely and not slide into the ditch with either snows or all seasons. Based on what you said earlier I was going to recommend whatever is cheaper as your tire choice, but it sounds like you've made your decision. I had good luck with Blizzaks on my GT350 in colder weather, but I mostly avoided driving it in snow and ice. Weather mode is your friend and keep the revs down. Obviously the engine never gets fully warm in colder temperatures so it's not a good idea to rev it anyway.
Hello all. I just purchased a 2017 Shelby GT350 on BaT. Its located in Golden and I will be picking it up next week or so. After some hours spent looking for a good winter tire I've came to the conclusion that your tire choice seems like a good fit for me. I don't intend to drive on snow/ice purposely but definitely will take it on cold ass roads here in Central Idaho. Do you mind sharing who installed your tires as I hope to pick up my new ride get them mounted and drive it home. I don't need to get any lip from dealer pissed I didn't buy tires from them. Much appreciated. PM me if best. JakeUPDATE:
Was a bit of a hassle but got the 295 squares setup installed today. Dealer I first took it to refused to install the 295's in the back as they would have had to stretch the tires. Thankfully local tire shop did it no problem just before we got a bit of snow. Wish it was easier to find all season / cool temp tires for this car. High performance German cars and Vettes manage; so why the drama with GT350s?
Ride is a little louder and squishier but seems fine. Won't be able to do anything crazy with these tires mounted, but it'll do. These tires are good enough for 911's so they should be good enough for me.
