The Quadrifoglio is coming with some amazingly sticky Pirelli rubber Pirelli P Zero Corsa. I started looking around for some winter tire options and found this admonition at Tire Rack
"P Zero Corsa System radials meet DOT requirements, however they are not recommended for driving in wet conditions where standing water is present and there is the risk of hydroplaning; drivers should drive cautiously at reduced speeds if they encounter these conditions. And like all Streetable Track & Competition tires, P Zero Corsa System radials are not intended to be driven in near-freezing temperatures, through snow or on ice. It's also essential these tires be stored indoors at temperatures maintained above 32 degrees F."
It basically describes the exact conditions we experience in the Vancouver area between Nov and Feb.
I am starting to wonder if a winter tire option is going to be required.
"P Zero Corsa System radials meet DOT requirements, however they are not recommended for driving in wet conditions where standing water is present and there is the risk of hydroplaning; drivers should drive cautiously at reduced speeds if they encounter these conditions. And like all Streetable Track & Competition tires, P Zero Corsa System radials are not intended to be driven in near-freezing temperatures, through snow or on ice. It's also essential these tires be stored indoors at temperatures maintained above 32 degrees F."
It basically describes the exact conditions we experience in the Vancouver area between Nov and Feb.
I am starting to wonder if a winter tire option is going to be required.