Electronic Stability Control on Summer tires??
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Electronic Stability Control on Summer tires??
Guys something doesnt add up
Brembo package comes with awesome piston vented calipers and unique stability control apparently and "upgraded-this-upgraded-that" 19 rims and added "unique" stability control..but on summer tires??? I read that this package is good in snow in preventing slipping and loss of control but why summer tires? is it really safe in the rain and snow? why wouldn't ford put M+S?
Brembo package comes with awesome piston vented calipers and unique stability control apparently and "upgraded-this-upgraded-that" 19 rims and added "unique" stability control..but on summer tires??? I read that this package is good in snow in preventing slipping and loss of control but why summer tires? is it really safe in the rain and snow? why wouldn't ford put M+S?
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Guys something doesnt add up
Brembo package comes with awesome piston vented calipers and unique stability control apparently and "upgraded-this-upgraded-that" 19 rims and added "unique" stability control..but on summer tires??? I read that this package is good in snow in preventing slipping and loss of control but why summer tires? is it really safe in the rain and snow? why wouldn't ford put M+S?![Bs](https://themustangsource.com/forums/images/smilies/bs.gif)
Brembo package comes with awesome piston vented calipers and unique stability control apparently and "upgraded-this-upgraded-that" 19 rims and added "unique" stability control..but on summer tires??? I read that this package is good in snow in preventing slipping and loss of control but why summer tires? is it really safe in the rain and snow? why wouldn't ford put M+S?
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The compound used on summer tires is designed for temperatures above 50 degrees. Below about 45 degrees they harden up and provide little to no tracking on snow or ice.
You would be expected to purchase winter tires with this package if you intend to drive it on wintery roads.
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Yea, summer tires are no bueno in the snow. Grab a set of extra rims w/winter tires, or better yet, scoop up a nice 4WD beater for the cold months and leave the 5.0 in the garage
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