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Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
...even though she doesn't drive like Maxy (White95Max), she is a bit of a leadfoot, so I'm a little concerned about the mushy handling and quick wear of the dual-compound tires, since we typically have a lot of dry periods here in NJ during the winter. Maxy likes to point out the Tire Rack survey which rates that Dunlop Winter Sport M3 as the best winter tire
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Hey I don't drive aggressively anymore. I used to, when I had 200HP to work with. Now I've got a whole lot less than that, so there's not all that much fun in driving the car like an *** like I did with the Maxima.
I just have some fun on twisty roads once in a while
Part of the reason the M3s are rated so highly is because people love them on dry pavement as well. Some people ride on them all year, even though they're in the 'performance winter' category.
And no I don't have my M3s on yet. It's supposed to be in the low 60s today! In a way, I'm anxious to put them on. In another way, I'm quite content to see my car looking its best (with the alloys).
