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Originally Posted by ~el~jefe~
Falken all season performance did well on my mini cooper in the snow. best so far in 11 years with that car. SOme are not that bad, not many though.
I will have to save up a LOT of money this winter for PP fitting rims + true winter performance tires. I don't want steel. I go as fast in winter 98% of the time as I do in summer. I wonder if I should mount and dismount the tires for two seasons. People are edgy about that. I do want to keep that lateral grip and cornering in the winter next year.
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If you drive this car in the winter the same as the summer you will end up looking for a new one. No winter performance tire made will save you if you swing that ass out too fast or too far on a snowy road or icy road. Not saying you can't have fun but you will need to reign things in quite a bit. It ain't no Mini.