can u drive a 370z in winter?

Originally Posted by xiven Its not worth it for me to buy winter tires. I would only need really use them driving up to the mountain to go snowboarding. It

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09-21-2009, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by xiven

Its not worth it for me to buy winter tires. I would only need really use them driving up to the mountain to go snowboarding. It would be cheaper for me to just rent a car if I had to. I've seen a few Porsches on the mountain so imagine if they can make I should be able to on not so bad days.

LOL. Well, I think there's a slight difference in circumstances between you and the OP, considering you live in Atlanta and he lives in Toronto! That being said, I agree that there's no need for snow tires down here. Like you said, it's just not worth it.

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