You are correct, I was reading so much on winter driving and was reading the Camero posts for their handling issues, so I inadvertently put rear-wheel instead of torque-steer... Good catch, thanks!
lol its ok like i said i could of sworn they were FWD lol ....just makin sure u didnt have a FREAK ss lol, anyways im not sure what other rims will fit on your fwd but its always a good thing to have at least 1 set of snow /rims tires for your car ( i live in colorado i should know ) so thats y i have 3 sets of rims for my car lol , the imp ss's, stocker 91 caprice wire rims and last but not least the stock caprice 9c1 rims ( havent used them much there pretty heavy would
- my mpg dont need that on tha lt1!!! )
The Eagle RS-A is a V rated tire designed for dry weather, it does well in high speed and thats why the cops use them. It does not last long at all and does poorly in rain/snow. This is from personal exp. Get a decent brand "M+S" rated tire for winter and it will do much better for you than the RS-A
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