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Originally Posted by rhyary
I have no idea if winter tires can do that, but I want to try it.
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It depends on the winter tire (e.g. performance winter, extreme winter, or all-weather) but they probably will not. The tread blocks will be too squirmy and the siping is going to give away a lot of grip. And it gets worse with hotter ambient temperatures.
If anything, I would try a performance winter tire such as the Michelin Pilot Alpin 5 which is intended for light snow and cold, rainy conditions. But even that one has a ton of siping which will make it squirm.