Let it warm up a bit more or take it in a warm garage (mall indoor parking) for a couple of hours to let everything thaw out. All Evo's have very clunky suspension in cold weather and most shakes and noises go away after the car is warmed up.

 

so glad i live in the nice florida weather

 

But then you cant enjoy the thrill of driving in the snow

 

Amen to that! Nothing like snow surfing in an empty parking lot

 

I'm sure it will be fun, but love the EVO too much to drive during the winter time!

 

ice or snow might be frozen onto the tire, might make it feel weird at an X + MPH

 

Had a similar thing happen with my daily driver jeep, was snow caked on the inside of the rims, and not a lot either but apparently jussssst enough to cause a problem

 

Kidding me? I love the Evo so much that it needs to be driven in the winter!

 

not sure if anyone mentioned it but maybe some snow or ice made the wheels off balanced