FREEZE WARNING
Freeze Crack Advisory: This advisory addresses proper storage and use of Hoosier tires in cold conditions. Hoosier Tires, especially asphalt and hard compound tires, may experience Rubber Cracking if the tires are transported, crushed, flexed or stressed when frozen. The following guidelines are provided to avoid this problem.
1. Always store Hoosier Racing Tires indoors at temperatures above 32° F.
2. If tires have been subject to 32° F or less, allow them to warm to room temperature (about 70° F)
for a minimum of 24 hrs before tire is mounted, transported or flexed.
3. Always use spare tires not intended for future competition to store vehicles for prolonged periods
of time or winter transport.
4. If below freezing temperatures are expected, please consider shipping tires once more favorable conditions exist.
Do not use tires that have evidence of Freeze Crack Damage.

BillH wrote:
I drove more than one C2 in the snow a lot....a lot.
No problems at all.

bogus wrote:
I have never had a problem driving mine in the snow.

Scott7 wrote:
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BillH wrote:
I drove more than one C2 in the snow a lot....a lot.
No problems at all.

Lets see C2 hummm. . . don't remember 315/35's being on those . It was kinda wierd, just sat there floating on the snow and ice no chance to reach the pavement, didn't move a bit .

bogus wrote:

Most mfrs even suggest that Z rated performance tires not be used below 32F.