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Originally Posted by Vigilante375
Both stock Goodyear tires are not meant to be driven in the rain nor below 50 degrees or around that. You can buy you're going to be struggling. Only thing that does better than them on that road course are racing slicks.
It's been said many of times on here and by GM to not drive them in rain or cold weather but do what you want with also knowing the risk. As mentioned, they are extreme summer tires that do very, very good in dry, hot conditions when brought up to temp but have a low tread wear rating.
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No one here is using all season tires on these cars. All of the tire suggestions that have been given are Max Performance Summer tires so the stock GY SC3s are no different in that regard. The GY SC3Rs are different and meant only for dry weather and track performance which is why they only come on the 1LE. That being said, as I've stated, I've had no issues with my SC3s thus far driving in what I consider to be normal rain. If it was a torrential flood, that's a different story in which case all tires will struggle, just some more than others.