gburke1

Probably just a freak accident... went through a certain part of the water where you had less traction. Same thing happened to me and I wound up a curb. Was totally not expecting it...

taskmaster

yes maybe you right,

kpaulhus

also if it just rained the roads might not have been washed free of all the oil n other stuff that sits in the cracks. The most dangeerous time to drive is when it first starts raining because oil n rubber dont mix very well. I would reccomend some better tires than the stockers though.

07BLACKGT

Oh yeah, it happens to me all the time. Stock tires suck in all conditions.
Autocross teaches you how to correct anything, you should try it.
It actually happened to me yesterday in my friend's neighborhood... raining, turning at about 20 mph and the back end came way out when I was not expecting it at all... let off the gas, corrected, said WTF, and that was that.

taskmaster

I will try some other tires next time, also thought about getting 275 instead of 235