Snow + Advan = Disaster
I'll put in another vote for the Graspics. Not only do they work the ***** in the snow (I ran blizzaks on the 2g, both are awesome tires), I also dipped into the 1.5s for 60 foot times on them, LMAO.
raindeer bump
all summer performance tires suck in snow and ice
oh a totaled evo will make my evo more expensive.
lets keep prices the same
all summer performance tires suck in snow and ice
oh a totaled evo will make my evo more expensive.
lets keep prices the same
Last edited by MR. EVO MR; Dec 22, 2009 at 01:43 PM.
We had a Nor'easter in Jersey a couple weeks back and I had to drive my new Evo, and yes it sucked but in 6 inches of snow it was better than nothing. I logged 45 miles with no issues and took on some big hills. Needless to say, don't drive on them unless have to.
Having taken a snow driving course in Colorado I had an idea of what to expect and highly recommend taking a class if you get the chance. Now looking for a set of all seasons.
Having taken a snow driving course in Colorado I had an idea of what to expect and highly recommend taking a class if you get the chance. Now looking for a set of all seasons.
We had a Nor'easter in Jersey a couple weeks back and I had to drive my new Evo, and yes it sucked but in 6 inches of snow it was better than nothing. I logged 45 miles with no issues and took on some big hills. Needless to say, don't drive on them unless have to.
Having taken a snow driving course in Colorado I had an idea of what to expect and highly recommend taking a class if you get the chance. Now looking for a set of all seasons.
Having taken a snow driving course in Colorado I had an idea of what to expect and highly recommend taking a class if you get the chance. Now looking for a set of all seasons.
I'm running Conti DSW's and they're fantastic in the snow. Here in Nashville we rarely get hit with anything more then 2"s, but last year we got around 5"s and I was stuck driving home on unpaved/plowed hilly roads and not once did I lose traction or confidence in the tire. Dry performance is decent, but obviously not up to par with a dedicated summer performance tire.
I would've never guessed summer tires were crappy in winter weather? :P
On a serious note, this has been gone over plenty of times. Change you Advans out for some all seasons or dedicated snow tires if you're going to be driving it in the winter time.
Aaron
On a serious note, this has been gone over plenty of times. Change you Advans out for some all seasons or dedicated snow tires if you're going to be driving it in the winter time.
Aaron
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5in is not snow. That's a dusting 
The AWD of the Evo puts you at a good advantage. However, the proper tire choice will reign king in weather situations.
Make sure you choose the proper tire for your region and weather.






