and if so, which do you go to or recommend? and a friend of mine mentioned he has used cables on his vette to drive to the snow, can this hurt? I typically garage my vette over the winter, but am thinking this year I may run her a bit here and there.

Here's how i see it, your regular tires are good for dry/rain, thats called a summer tire, if its snowing or icy, its vertually impossible to drive the vette, i drive the suburban on those days.
I dont change tires for snow/or ice and my summer tires are good for rain, and dry roads.

and if so, which do you go to or recommend? and a friend of mine mentioned he has used cables on his vette to drive to the snow, can this hurt? I typically garage my vette over the winter, but am thinking this year I may run her a bit here and there.

How often do you get snow in Alabama??

Here's how i see it, your regular tires are good for dry/rain, thats called a summer tire, if its snowing or icy, its vertually impossible to drive the vette, i drive the suburban on those days.
I dont change tires for snow/or ice and my summer tires are good for rain, and dry roads.:slapface: snow ,,ice ,,and vette should never be in the same sentence:ack2: ,,WAIT A MINUTE ,,I THINK I SAID THAT BEFORE? somewhere in another thread, take a cab save a vette :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Drive in the snow:doh: :doh: :doh: Why don't you buy a 4x4 or something. Don't you like your vette. Snow and a vette do not mix,:burnout: Think about it:cheers:

Drive in the snow:doh: :doh: :doh: Why don't you buy a 4x4 or something. Don't you like your vette. Snow and a vette do not mix,:burnout: Think about it:cheers:
I agree!! WTF:toilet: