[Dan335i]

I keep the stock BS RFT on. As long as the ground is dry i drive my 335 coupe.I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee when its sloppy out.

[328i]

Even if it's not snowing summers are affected by temperature. The cheap cost of a winter set up $500-1000 is worth it for peace of mind. I enjoyed driving the e90 with snow tires in bad weather, i felt more comfortable in my rwd bmw than i have driving awd cars with all season tires. Why risk an accident that will cost you much more, or end up having to drive at a snail pace because you don't have proper tires. Seems like a no brainer to me, plus you save wear on your summer tires anyway.

[Bagelfast]

I used my stock sport 18" stagg rims and summer perf RFT bridgestones for two winters, and they have done good, with a tuned/bolt on 335i.

I cant complain. I dont really DD my 335i, but in cold weather/dry and such, the traction WOT from a light isnt great, but it gets the job done in other areas, stops good and turns good!

In rain in the winter, still isnt a problem. Drive in the middle lanes in the highways and such to avoid floods in the rain, as alwasys.

I took it out once in the snow, which isnt a good idea for any RWD 300hp sports car, but it didnt do as bad i expected..

If you have a DD, take it out for the snowy days.

[bknight]

yep, count me in. thankfully my car is a luxury rather than a necessity so i would never take it out in the snow or ice. if it's really cold then extra care will of course be needed.

[PNF]

Originally Posted by sirantsE90

if you dont plan on taking it out in the snow then i would save my money. my uhps were actually fine in the snow we got the other day. i havent had time to switch them out with my winters.

+1.

But not too sure if it was beacuse my UHPs were literally brand new.. (< 500 miles) on it.

I will change to my 17" snow tires in a couple weeks when I have time..

[Ender514]

the winter tires are going on tomorrow

[dillon733]

forgot to add to my post earlier that although i keep my summers on all year round I do not drive my car in the snow

I usually dont drive at all or i'll try to borrow a friends car.

[Bagelfast]

My honda comes out for the snowy days, no worth all that salt all over the bushing and under the car, its a killer, esp since 99.9% of people wash there car and are proud there is no salt on the paint, but some of the bigger damage is happening under the car.

335i's stay home and the Honda accord takes it for the team.

[RevC]

Originally Posted by 1LUMI335

My honda comes out for the snowy days, no worth all that salt all over the bushing and under the car, its a killer, esp since 99.9% of people wash there car and are proud there is no salt on the paint, but some of the bigger damage is happening under the car.

335i's stay home and the Honda accord takes it for the team.

+1..sometimes unavoidable

[Alan l.]

Thanks to you guys I had to use my exhaust money on a set of 189's with winter tires

[reno808]

I drove through 2 storms this weekend on summers 18'inch i have a 335 xi and i have pics to post to prove.

[Donald-335i]

I DO.

[Cyruz]

i will be after tonights snow. even though it wasnt much and turned to rain on LI, when i walked out and saw a parknig lot full of snow, i was pissed as my hospital is on a hill with a long winding driveway.

[XS222]

just got my winter setup on last night in anticipation for the storm...woke up this morning to find rain.

[reno808]

Originally Posted by XS222

just got my winter setup on last night in anticipation for the storm...woke up this morning to find rain.

hahaah we had so much snow. lol. i took the traction control and had some fun to the lot

[hokie4life03]

I will be running summer tires all winter, but like others here I drive my Camry when there is snow on the ground. I found out last weekend that my OEM summer tires are fine for cold winter days, but not the best in snow covered parking lots.