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Originally Posted by TravisB
So now pro touring cars have to be driven in the rain too  man its getting harder and harder to fit the pro touring mold. Hey John do they make those with the optional snow studs in case I get caught in a blizzard too  |
I was waiting for a snow comment to come up.
I don't live in the desert or CA. It's been known to rain around here. So if I take a weekend trip, I'd rather not start hydroplaning while doing 65 in the rain. That's just me though. I guess that can happen with any tire, but judging by the looks, I wouldn't personally try my chances with this particular one. Even though for some reason Nitto give's it a better wet traction rating.
