I've read that comparison before, and wished they went one step further. While they tested each tire on wet, dry, and snow conditions, they didn't actually test dry + cold at all. This is what I expect to encounter 3 months out of each year in the Charlotte area. Or even wet + cold (but not frozen).

I'd be interested to see how all season does on cold/dry and cold/wet...vs summer and winter tires.

 

not in Seattle you are

 

I dont think you're going to find that comparison.

I can say anecdotally that summer tires are more than adequate in cold/wet conditions. But I also justify my decision in that those conditions are generally only present in the AM.

 

Why yes I am.

 

I had considered only running summers but picked up all seasons anyway. With the ice and weather we've had here in Memphis I suppose it was a good choice.

 

Just got my wheels in 20x8.5 in the front and 10.5 in the rear can't wait for the spring to get here!!

 

Thoughts?



I have the rear arms, just haven't installed them.

 

^ looks almost like my last alignment. I have -0.5 front camber and -2.5 rear.

 

Looks good to me. Most important thing is to make sure the toe is in spec

 

Do you have camber arms?

 

^ Yes SPC front and rear camber arms. I need to run -2.5 to fit my 295/30/19x11 +25 rear tire/wheel setup.

 

Made some changes today

 

Nice!!! Definitely looking forward to seeing this!

 

Thank you sir! I'm happy with it. Some other issues with the car to get fixed now. Pulled a bone headed move yesterday and took some damage on the shark fin.

 

Damn that sucks, I hope it's nothing too bad.