Post by
2edybrd »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/2edybrd-u290383.html
Thu May 14, 2020 8:37 am
I have a winter set (Milwaukee and sometimes Cody WY,) which are Pirelli Sottozero Wintersports (- sp.) and a summer set Continental Extreme Contact Sport. The Pirellis are awesome for winter. I had the car in Cody WY, January through March and on mountain roads and in ice storms they never faltered. The Extreme Contacts grip perfectly in the wet and really perfectly in the dry...REMEMBER though, if your temps are below 45 they will take a while to heat up and grip correctly. They are NOT meant for colder weather. I found that out the other day when it was 40 out and I hit an on ramp. I will say the car slid in a very controllable way, very neutral.
Just my two cents