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<blockquote data-quote="Dale124" data-source="post: 177311" data-attributes="member: 5473"><p>I was still sort of confused about what temperature I can drive in before tire damage occurs, so I googled it for the Michelin Super Sport Tires. Here’s what Mr. Google said.</p><p></p><p>This tire has reduced capability below 5°C (40°F) and it is recommended that suitable winter <strong>tires</strong> be fitted below this <strong>temperature</strong>. Avoid <strong>driving</strong>, moving, or test-<strong>driving</strong>Corvettes equipped with <strong>Michelin Pilot Super Sport</strong> ZP <strong>tires</strong> below -7°C (20°F) as <strong>operating</strong> at these <strong>temperatures</strong> can cause damage to the <strong>tires</strong>.Aug 2, 2016</p><p></p><p>Does this seem accurate to you all? I don’t want to park her until I have to, so the more use I get out of it, the happier I will be. We have friends coming over for dinner Saturday, and might want a wee ride, but the high is only supposed to be around +5 degrees.</p><p>Dale.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dale124, post: 177311, member: 5473"] I was still sort of confused about what temperature I can drive in before tire damage occurs, so I googled it for the Michelin Super Sport Tires. Here’s what Mr. Google said. This tire has reduced capability below 5°C (40°F) and it is recommended that suitable winter [B]tires[/B] be fitted below this [B]temperature[/B]. Avoid [B]driving[/B], moving, or test-[B]driving[/B]Corvettes equipped with [B]Michelin Pilot Super Sport[/B] ZP [B]tires[/B] below -7°C (20°F) as [B]operating[/B] at these [B]temperatures[/B] can cause damage to the [B]tires[/B].Aug 2, 2016 Does this seem accurate to you all? I don’t want to park her until I have to, so the more use I get out of it, the happier I will be. We have friends coming over for dinner Saturday, and might want a wee ride, but the high is only supposed to be around +5 degrees. Dale. [/QUOTE]
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