New Fiesta ST owner from Pa
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WELCOME and CONGRATS!
I'm guessing that you have the Potenza SUMMER tires on yours, since yes, even in our state/area, unless you ordered the car with them (and waited a LONG time for it to show up), you do not have the Michelin Pilot Sport all seasons on a car ordered for DEALER stock.
YES, these should not even be driven on in even MINIMAL snow depths.
The Pilot Sports are not too bad in SHALLOW (like < 2" deep) snow, like we got here on the Delaware River this past week.
You probably got a bit more than we did here on the 'coast'?
With the PROPER winter shoes on this car, it is a BEAST in the snow, even without an added mechanical limited slip diff.![[wink]](/images/smilies/wink.gif "Wink [wink]")
![[driving]](/images/smilies/icon_smile_driving.gif "Driving [driving]")
I'm guessing that you have the Potenza SUMMER tires on yours, since yes, even in our state/area, unless you ordered the car with them (and waited a LONG time for it to show up), you do not have the Michelin Pilot Sport all seasons on a car ordered for DEALER stock.
YES, these should not even be driven on in even MINIMAL snow depths.
The Pilot Sports are not too bad in SHALLOW (like < 2" deep) snow, like we got here on the Delaware River this past week.
You probably got a bit more than we did here on the 'coast'?
With the PROPER winter shoes on this car, it is a BEAST in the snow, even without an added mechanical limited slip diff.
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I had winter tires on my S2000 and it was so fun in the snow. This one I’ll just keep a dry weather handling car. Probably put some Pilot Sports on it when the current tires are worn out. Coming from Honda’s I forgot how nice torque is lol.
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