People with pedders, have you tried driving your car in the winter weather? and if so how does it fair?

 

TheFishyisblue drives with hers on year round. I don't think there's really any difference over stock. I'm sure others will chime in.

 

ive driven 4 or 5 winters now on lowering springs (canuk motorsports) in my ion redline. the drop is alot lower than the pedders, and my shocks and struts are garbage since last year. everything worked out great. cept the springs suck in general lol

 

So o u think with a set of blizzaks ill be alright?

 

Definitely. My LNF on Sportlines and Blizzaks plowed through winter with no problems, even snowplowed a little occasionally.

 

Pedders are fine in the winter

 

dont see why being lower would be an issue when its colder out haha. So uh ya, i was ok with pedders (tho i barely drive it in winter)

 

It gets more than cold out in winter. I can tell you must live in a nicer climate. Other places like where I live get multiple 6+ inch snow falls a year. With any snow tire you will be just fine.

 

Bump

 

Yea its the hole being lowered when you get a foot of snow over night and the plows haven't been out that's the issue lol, but I was fine on my pedders , car was a snow plow for a couple days tho, I know ppl who drive on there coil overs fully lowered And were still fine

 

are you from new market md?

 

I had pedders with hankook icebears in the Michigan winters and she was a tank.

No problems unless your trying to drive in 2 feet of snow, which god help you if you are lol

 

lowering springs shouldnt change anything...

 

drove my SC through 4 winters on Sportlines and 16" steelies with winter tires. Never got stuck anywhere!

 

yeah these deltas with a set of snows go really well in the winter weather. I live in the snowbelt up here in canada, we get lots of snow, and lots of cold weather. always been fine with just a set of winter and some careful driving.

 

I figured being lower would cause problems. I guess i was wrong. lol

 

i live in NE PA where i get like feet of snow overnight sometimes lol. Ive gotten stuck having to drive the cobalt in it a few times too, which sucked cuz i didnt have winter tires.

I thought my I barely drive it in winter would give the idea that i have a beater for shitty weather

 

The only thing it may cause more problems with is wheel well buildup, but that would be about it.

 

no newmarket ontario