I live in Cincinnati. We have snow.

Now, can I straight up put Blizzaks on the S2k and survive the winter, or are there other matters which I should address to make sure I dont die this winter.

My s2k is my daily driver obviously.

Thanks!
-Rob

 

Good studded tires + common sense = winter survival. Good luck.

 

anyone know of good studded tires? i too live in the northeast

 

Have people here gone through a winter before that can give us insider info?

 

I would suggest a hard top

 

I am also worried about winter driving. bump

 

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In response to that, my suggestion would be, rather than spend money on winter tires, a hard top, or any other products, and put up with snow, salt, and other winter elements hitting your S2k, why not pick up a winter beater for $500 or so?

 

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Yes that would be the best thing to do.

 

Im begininng to think the S2k was a poor choice for Ohio weather. Wack.

 

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In response to that, my suggestion would be, rather than spend money on winter tires, a hard top, or any other products, and put up with snow, salt, and other winter elements hitting your S2k, why not pick up a winter beater for $500 or so?</TD></TR></TABLE>

makes sense to me

 

mostly definetly...winter beater = not having to deal w/ the hassle of retrofitting the s2, then taking it off months later, and not having to worry about the salt n' shiet as well.

 

the car can be driven in snow, soft top and all. All you really need is some decent winter tires. If you have aftermarket wheels, put winter tires on the stockers and you're set.