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Dont be a dick, its my recommendation not yours. I’ve driven supercharged ZL1 1LE from dtag trees.
pot, meet kettle. Someone asked about supercharged visble tires. If you don’t have a supercharged driving experience on these exact tires, prob best to sit this one out. It’s you being rude here.

Also it was you who gave misinformation about subfreezing temps.

Robvas was simply trying to establish the facts so the OP can have actual data to use.

just sit this one out. You’re not helping anyone.
 

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pot, meet kettle. Someone asked about supercharged visble tires. If you don’t have a supercharged driving experience on these exact tires, prob best to sit this one out. It’s you being rude here.

Also it was you who gave misinformation about subfreezing temps.

Robvas was simply trying to establish the facts so the OP can have actual data to use.

just sit this one out. You’re not helping anyone.
Actually, he did not give misinformation regarding usage below 40F. Per Tire Rack's website:

Important Care and Usage Instructions: Important Care and Usage Instructions: The ADVAN A052 was developed using high-performance compounds which become brittle at low temperatures, and therefore should not be used in certain conditions. ADVAN A052 tires thus must be stored or used only at temperatures at or above 14°F (-10°C) to maintain performance characteristics and to avoid any damage to the tire or injury to persons or property.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...ma&tireModel=ADVAN+A052&partnum=34YR8A052XLV2
 

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I'm guessing they are still ice skates on the street below 55 degrees unless you do big smokey burnout first
 

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I'm guessing they are still ice skates on the street below 55 degrees unless you do big smokey burnout first
They couldn't be worse than the Pirelli P-Zero's that came standard on my 2016 GT.
 

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I'm guessing they are still ice skates on the street below 55 degrees unless you do big smokey burnout first
I hear that nonsense every year and it's just that. Do they have optimal grip? No. Are they ice skates and gonna kill everyone. Also NO.
 

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I hear that nonsense every year and it's just that. Do they have optimal grip? No. Are they ice skates and gonna kill everyone. Also NO.
I agree. Common sense goes a long way with this type of issue. If you have these tires and it is cold........DON'T FLOOR IT. Drive conservatively. Too bad common sense really is not all that common.
 

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I've yet to have any problems with driving my summer tires year round. I don't have problems with taking off or stopping. I've driven mine down to -5F and don't be a dumbass and you won't have a problem. Is it ideal, or optimum? No. It's blown way out of proportion.
 

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I've yet to have any problems with driving my summer tires year round. I don't have problems with taking off or stopping. I've driven mine down to -5F and don't be a dumbass and you won't have a problem. Is it ideal, or optimum? No. It's blown way out of proportion.
And what tires are they? Please don't say OEM
 

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"Oh these tires are fine just drive like a grandma.
Pretend it's snowing"
 

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I've done it with Indy 500s and Conti ecs02. If you think that it's like driving on ice, then you have never driven on ice or driven summer tires in the winter. If you don't have experience doing so then I will dismiss your argument. LOL OEM came off day 4 of ownership.
 

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Summer tires are sketchy in the cold. -5? If everyone had them one day, the tow trucks would have a busy morning

Even the manufacturers tell you not to do it.
 
 








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