medimike1

I think this is great!

Toecutter

Hey wait -- that sucks!

"Big storm's headed our way. Don't worry, Charlie will make it in. He can do all the work."

Meanwhile everyone else is sipping coffee and watching Netflix at home...

Toecutter

I have the Blizzak WS-70 studless ice/snow traction tires.

GRMick

Nokian Hakka R2's mounted in October. Superb grip in snow, just unbelievably good on ice. Quieter and less impact harshness than OEM Continental ContiSportContact 3 summer tires. Wet performance has been great so far.

Been having a great time in the snow. Played around with dynamic versus comfort…you really get a sense of how much the sport differential is doing in slippery conditions.

whs3

Dunlop Winter Sport. Second winter on them. They've been great tires. Worst part about winter driving is the other people on the road who are lesser equipped. I love leaving crack of dawn...no cars on the road...unplowed roads. This car is amazing in the winter.

rocknS4

Dunlop Winter Sports here also. Did exactly what whs3 above me did the other morning. Of course the first other car I came across was someone in an SUV doing 10mph. Stayed cool and didn't pass them, took a whole bunch of patience, but I did it. Not an easy thing to do when your driving something so awesome in the snow.

CharlieG

Running Hankook I*Cept Evo W310's on on 18" Alzor 628's from ECS Tuning.