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Originally Posted by yray
I have sottozeros on my roadster and they aren't that great when it comes to accelerating but make all the difference in stopping. Once I am up to speed, the traction is awesome. Traction control works hard to get the car off the line.
I expect blizzaks or xice to be even better on the car.
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I have a similar experience with the Sottozeros, getting going can be tough (open diff/fwd) but cornering/braking are excellent. What really impresses me is the dry and wet grip since I throw these on in October, there's not really any performance loss IMO compared to your average UHPAS or factory summer tire. I have autocrossed on them as well in both wet/dry and I'm pretty certain they perform as well as the stock Bridgestone RE050A summers for street and autox.