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JoeCee

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Unsure on A/S vs summer. I live in WI, car is stored . Might drive some in under 45 degree dry conditions. Car is gen 3 e85 tuned only car. I’m guessing 450rwhp.
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I've driven on summers on upper 30 degree temps fine. I didn't have any issues but I also wasn't taking any chances. Should be fine.

Keep in mind wild temperature swings might cause summer tires to start micro cracking and wear more. They get harder the colder it gets so there's that.
 

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If you’re staying above 40 degrees, definitely go summer tire.

Yokohama A052 is just about the best at putting down power.
 

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Unsure on A/S vs summer. I live in WI, car is stored . Might drive some in under 45 degree dry conditions. Car is gen 3 e85 tuned only car. I’m guessing 450rwhp.
I live in Eastern Pennsylvania and swear by the Conti DWS06. Great tire summer or winter, but have never driven in snow. I will buy again
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