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+1. Whether the car has set of Pirelli P-Zeros, or a set of Wal-Mart's deal-of-the-day is going to factor into that. Tighter suspension and good brakes help, but your tires and driving style are going to ultimately determine the answer to that question.
Should also add that alignment plays a big factor as well. Excessive toe and camber (really only an issue if lowered) can make it squirrely in wet weather. Been there before with other cars and it isn't fun.
My 05 TL with a decent set of A/S tires and a good alignment, mixed with my not being an idiot in wet weather driving style does just fine.
My 05 TL with a decent set of A/S tires and a good alignment, mixed with my not being an idiot in wet weather driving style does just fine.
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You will be fine. Check the tires n drive normal. I intentionally have fun by turning off traction control and spinning being fwd it handles well in the rain. I wouldn’t try that with my mustang though
I picked the car up today I love it!! I noticed driver door window doesn’t roll down. Could it b motor or regulator maybe fuse? She did put a new battery in it I didn’t know if anything needs to be reset? Thanks for any input!!
I’m waiting lol. Yeah never been in any accidents just was a secondary car for her. When I clean it after the rain pics will come!!👍
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