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Go for the slick Dougal, Lewis says so.............

No hector. You should put dry tires on your car. That way, you'll have better traction in the rain.     :)

Plenty of tread Dennis, and don't forget helmet & goggles.

  Hec,who in the world can afford tyres for all the different weather conditions,however if you live in a country where the weather is up and down,,,best to run Intermediate tyres,,All the best mate..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

Try studded snow tires. Why, because you may get stuck in the mud.

Think "deflategate", if anything at all,  let SOME of your air out. ...

You can put on dry tires. Chances are they'll soon become wet.

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