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Intimidator · 12-20-2018, 11:34 AM

My view is that "All-Season" tires are a tradeoff on both ends and the middle.
So I Bought New rims with Michelin PS4'S for Summer and I have Pirelli Sottozero 3's on the Stock rims for Winter.
I don't drive in deep snow either, but the Sottozero 3's allow me to drive in frigid temperatures and to still be able to push the car if I want to have some cloverleaf or on ramp fun! The Sottozero 3's are PERFORMANCE Winter Tires.
I've had 2 other sets on my previous Camaros and for me they are perfect in Winter.

12-20-2018, 11:34 AM	#5
Intimidator Drives: 69 GTO, 05 GTO, 2018 Silver ZL1 Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Springfield, OH Posts: 847	My view is that "All-Season" tires are a tradeoff on both ends and the middle. So I Bought New rims with Michelin PS4'S for Summer and I have Pirelli Sottozero 3's on the Stock rims for Winter. I don't drive in deep snow either, but the Sottozero 3's allow me to drive in frigid temperatures and to still be able to push the car if I want to have some cloverleaf or on ramp fun! The Sottozero 3's are PERFORMANCE Winter Tires. I've had 2 other sets on my previous Camaros and for me they are perfect in Winter.