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Originally Posted by Sven59
Dry and 30 degrees with these tires is still an issue, you don't just need traction to go but also stop. The reason they say don't drive under 40 is that, the tires are like hockey pucks when cold. I haven't seen anyone with cracking problems but those cold tires are the issue.
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The gen 5 F1s definitely felt like hockey pucks below 50 degrees until you got some heat in the tires. So far I haven't noticed this with the gen 6 F1s. And I have driven them multiple times in 30 and low 40 degree temps. I also haven't had any issues with traction or stopping on dry roads. But I also use common sense and avoid any form of spirited driving in cold temps.