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Originally Posted by 86TOYO2k17
Ok i too misspoke,
Seattle area rains more frequently then just about everywhere AND the avg annual temp here is in the low 50s, we get about 4 months a year that avg 60+
So yes summer tires can be good in rain (obviously it rains in summer) but in Florida compared to Washington your average temperature is probably 20+ degrees, a lot warmer where summer tires have maximum performance but don't do so well in colder weather. I would love to run summer tires but not many people do around here unless they have dedicated summer and dedicated winter tires they can swap every 6 months.
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Here in Canada we run winter tires for like 7 months and summer tires for 5 months.
