[j rick kirby]

Originally Posted by ab_mach1

I've had summer performance tires now for a couple years and I really don't care for them. I don't drive in bad weather, rain or snow, but I will drive occasionally when it's nice outside throughout the winter. That is, as long as there's no salt. Anyway, what I don't like about them is how they perform 50°F and below. I knew this going in, but it is even worse than I had expected. My next set will be all season performance tires. Just something to think about depending on your driving habits and your location.

I have found that the Conti does rather well when cold even though it's a summer tire.