Taking an evo to the snow?
Kumho ASX's are great all seasons that are actually amazing in the snow. I had them on my car til they got slashed all last winter and it was the 1st time I've EVER driven in snow. Never had a scary moment unless I wanted one
Has anyone done this- Yes
Results- Very fun!
What kind of tires did you have- Stock Advans
How did it handle- Like $hit but still more fun than most cars.
Thanks- Your welcome.
Results- Very fun!
What kind of tires did you have- Stock Advans
How did it handle- Like $hit but still more fun than most cars.
Thanks- Your welcome.
I use Blizzackk LM-25's in the snow and its so fun. When you want traction you can easily get traction. when you want to slide, yank your wheel and slide, re-correct to regain traction easy as that. Just don't go taking 40+ MPH turns in the snow. That just dumb.
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I probably have as much or more fun driving the Evo in the winter than I do in the summer.
Ran a few seasons with Yokahama AVS winters, and they were almost too good, have driven in some of the worst snow we have had recently in Buffalo with summer advans (neovas not oem), but don't recommend it.
For this winter I just put on a set of Bridgestone Potenza RE960's all seasons, hoping they will be a good comprimise between getting to where I want to go traction, and fun.
although I put them on too early, I don't like them at all on dry summer roads, giving up too much for me compared to high performance tires.
Ran a few seasons with Yokahama AVS winters, and they were almost too good, have driven in some of the worst snow we have had recently in Buffalo with summer advans (neovas not oem), but don't recommend it.
For this winter I just put on a set of Bridgestone Potenza RE960's all seasons, hoping they will be a good comprimise between getting to where I want to go traction, and fun.
although I put them on too early, I don't like them at all on dry summer roads, giving up too much for me compared to high performance tires.






