Daily driver?
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Drifting
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From: Garden City New York
Daily driver?
I'm likely a month out from delivery of a GS and currently drive an f-type r as a daily driver. Im in metro NY and commute over major routes both morning and evening rush. Ive always been keeping eye on the thousands of cars i see daily as I sometimes crawl along. Very few f types, more 911s, and masers and extraordinarily few vettes. AM i missing something because mine will out there everyday once it arrives. I did purchase a special winter package for the 911's as well as the jag and its 4 snows and rims mounted on a ford explorer. If the ground isnt filled with snow the z rated tires come out regardless of temp
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From: Fredonia Mountain, TN
I'm likely a month out from delivery of a GS and currently drive an f-type r as a daily driver. Im in metro NY and commute over major routes both morning and evening rush. Ive always been keeping eye on the thousands of cars i see daily as I sometimes crawl along. Very few f types, more 911s, and masers and extraordinarily few vettes. AM i missing something because mine will out there everyday once it arrives. I did purchase a special winter package for the 911's as well as the jag and its 4 snows and rims mounted on a ford explorer. If the ground isnt filled with snow the z rated tires come out regardless of temp
You might want to consider a set of wheels with AS tires if you will be driving in the winter. I drive mine year round and below 40 degrees traction just goes away. Like "spin the tires in 3rd and 4th" away when it starts to get near freezing.
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Drifting
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From: Garden City New York
Hmm those red rimmed black wheels i ordered will likely suffer in a two change a year scenerio- Buying a whole winter set is the solution. Currently jag running z p zeros as i did with porsche and its fun sliding around a bit til they warm up. Just best to avoid putting the rear tires in front of the fronts which is more distinct possibility with non awd car
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From: Fredonia Mountain, TN
Hmm those red rimmed black wheels i ordered will likely suffer in a two change a year scenerio- Buying a whole winter set is the solution. Currently jag running z p zeros as i did with porsche and its fun sliding around a bit til they warm up. Just best to avoid putting the rear tires in front of the fronts which is more distinct possibility with non awd car
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