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It is about the tires and how you drive. With good all seasons you should be driving slower than the average car. Part of the problem is the width of
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It is about the tires and how you drive. With good all seasons you should be driving slower than the average car. Part of the problem is the width of the tire. A thinner tire is best in winter. If you go with a smaller thinner winter tire, I would think the only issue would be some weight in back and clearance. I had all season conti's on my G coupe and got around in winter just fine for a few years. I just had to understand what I had and how I could drive.
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