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[The Automotive Enthusiast]

As unpredictable as the MD/DC/VA area's weather is, I had my summer tires on thinking spring was here. Temps dipped into the 30's tonight, and it started to rain. I was pretty impressed with how the PS2's handled it. Never felt like the car was on edge. Can't wait to try the PSS's.

[LucWerkz]

It's just a little rain. Try using them in the snow like I did, it's real fun.

[The Automotive Enthusiast]

Originally Posted by Red_Baron

It's just a little rain. Try using them in the snow like I did, it's real fun.

True, but roads were cold, tires were cold, rain was cold, I was cold, the car was cold, people were cold...I could go on and on. :P

How far did you get in the snow with them?

[LucWerkz]

Originally Posted by ShutUpandDrive

True, but roads were cold, tires were cold, rain was cold, I was cold, the car was cold, people were cold...I could go on and on. :P

How far did you get in the snow with them?

I made it to work and back with no issues (6 miles total). But my usual 15 minute commute turned into a 1 hour commute.

[The Automotive Enthusiast]

Originally Posted by Red_Baron

I made it to work and back with no issues (6 miles total). But my usual 15 minute commute turned into a 1 hour commute.

You're a brave, brave soul!!!

[mdosu]

I changed to my winter tires in January this year (usually i do it in November). i've had no issues with summer tires in 30 degree weather. I did go skiing in PA in December, and my car got stuck in the parking lot at night due to the snow and ice. The winter tires would have help a bit...

I'm thinking about not changing next year and just not drive on the snowy/icy days.