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Originally Posted by Polo08816
Michelin Pilot Super Sport has served me well. You just need to make sure that the rubber has enough heat. I've warmed up my tires with a blow torch and it's been fine for local drives.
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Originally Posted by DonC
Michelin Pilot Super Sport is a summer high performance not expected to run at temp less than 41 degrees.
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I understand that, but the reason it is not expected to be run at a temp of less than 41F is because the rubber isn't warm enough.
If the rubber is warm enough, then you're good to go. I've used the blow torch method when I needed it in a pinch. If I am not in a rush, I usually put 4 space heaters next to the tires overnight and I've had no trouble with rain, snow, or ice for the past 2 winters using that method.