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It's not that it's necessarily unwise to run summer tires in colder temps, it's just that the compound won't be as sticky and you can't expect the same level of traction unless you can get some heat into them. If you're sticking with one set of wheels and tires, all seasons are good for just a DD, but if you track your car on one set of summer tires I'd just drive carefully on the street. I drive on summer tires in 30 to 50 degree dry weather on summer tires all the time, I just adjust my driving habits accordingly.
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