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You'll be fine driving the car with 'summer' tires in cold temps. But if it gets wet, you'll notice immediately how little traction you have. In the dry, regardless of
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You'll be fine driving the car with 'summer' tires in cold temps. But if it gets wet, you'll notice immediately how little traction you have. In the dry, regardless of temp, you'll be fine driving around town.
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