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Originally Posted by Brandon26pdx A pair of Blizzaks on the back would make a night and day difference, but, cmon man. Salt, mud, gravel flying at your bumper and windshield...you
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Summer tires become more rock-like as the temp drops. You can certainly use them in 40F dry weather, but they won't have the same grip as in 80F weather. Traction will be reduced but summer tires in 40F DRY weather isn't unsafe.
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