Originally Posted by GetYourWheels (Post 3772077)

if you see 40-45° temperatures.. best not to drive on summer tires but other than that, you should be fine.

Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3772091)

Where in SC? I am in the Savannah area and drive on Extreme Summer tires all year long. You just have to get them up to temp on colder days. No driving them in Sleet or Snow. If you get some of that, then all season tires are for you. I drive my truck if it get's nasty. Maybe once in 20 years or so. LOL

Originally Posted by sizziano (Post 3772092)

Columbia. Snow is very rare from what I'm told.

Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3772111)

A/S 3+’s are great from Michelin...unless you get a second set of wheels for cold season.

Originally Posted by sizziano (Post 3772138)

I have the stock set of rims I could out all season tires on but the Z is my only car so changing them out would be pretty inconvenient.

Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3772145)

I’m speaking of having a 2nd set of wheels/tires for colder months,,,usually mid December—-Early March.

You can pick up a set of 18” base wheels that fit your big brakes & use the same lug nuts; just would have to store them out of the sun when not in use, Run your a Summer Tires the other 9mos.

Dismounting & mounting tires (for winter) is not a desirable way.

Originally Posted by sizziano (Post 3772146)

Yes like I said, I have the stock sport rays tireless after I mounted on Nismos with the stock tires. What I'm saying is that transporting the wheels will be a PITA unless I borrow/rent a truck or something.