SpeedingBullitt

My husband drove his 5.0 50 miles back and forth to work all winter a few years ago and was fine. We had alot of snow that year.We dont only get snow storms,but we get the freezing rain and ice to go along with the snow.This will test even the best driver.We invested in studded snow tires(2)and a sload of patience.We were able to get up the worst roads and hills in CT with no problems.Granted he did have an auto.

white_lightning

With a Calgary winter I use Michelin X-Ice - they've handled 2 winters quite well. The posters who use summers or all season in the winter are braver then I. You definately need some winters so that you can actually stop safely!

KingB21

Thx for all the info, I am going to price out tires this week. What do they cost on average ?

Starfire

Well get 235/55/18's and there pretty cheap, they are 'technically' a small truck tire but only 1/4" taller then stock.

stealth_GT

18 inches of snow, blizzards, storms- it's all good, I drove the GT though everything.. Studded hakka 2s all around.

TPony

Switch out to stock rims and winter tires, you should be OK.

miloman

I definitely would not recommend F-1 GS-D3 tires in snow...............unless you like spinning tires in every gear.

07musclemustang

edmonton represent,
I drove the stang all winter with oem 17 periellies and they were pretty thin on tread out back... still are.. but i will be runnin the new old tauris for the really crappy days and the stang on the ok days.
you should be cool but invest in tires and dont drive like an idiot