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Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd
I like to be able to drive my Camaro whether it's hot or cold, wet or dry, so I don't use summer tires, even in the summer. The stock tires are bad in the wet and bad when it's cold. When it's wet and cold you might as well be on skates, not that I didn't drive it in both a few times before I wore out the original tires.
If I decide I want summer tires again I'll buy the wheels to go with them and just swap out.
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You are in Georgia, not Maine. Sure, put AS on for winter, but you are losing a lot of road grip by not running a summer in the summer, so it begs why have a high performance car of you cant take advantage of it. Im not saying dont put AS on there, but it should be blatantly obvious why GM puts summer tires on a performance car. If you live in a more extreme environment than Georgia, then AS are poor in the summer AND the winter (below zero), so its the last thing i want speced OEM.
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