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Tire noise from the cold weather

Originally Posted by Japanjay When the tires are super cold they will basically skip at full lock. I bet there is nothing wrong with your car. When I got my

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Old 01-04-2013, 10:12 PM   #22 (permalink)
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When the tires are super cold they will basically skip at full lock. I bet there is nothing wrong with your car. When I got my car late winter last year I was like WTF is that???!!! Come to find out they are just skipping due to being cold, once warmed up they wont do that. But if it is truely "grinding" as in your description then that is a different story. But the other description of being on rocks and jerking then that sounds like cold skipping tires.
I didnt know of this cold skipping deal. I think it might just be that. I am going to drive it around tomorrow and let it warm up then try to do a sharp turn again. Hopefully thats the situation. Ill update once I do that. Thanks again.
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