I don't have a problem with mine unless I romp on it! But just regular driving if I'm careful it doesn't give me any problems. But if I do get on it i'm sideways instantly!

 

i know how to drive lol i just wasnt ready for it to be that slippery im ok with it i can handle the whip but i just dont want the car to get dirty lol, yeah i know my tires arent that great but the place we got them said they were the only tire that would fit my rim idk if i believe it but they are a very hard tire compared to the goodyears that were on it when we bought it which prolly doesn't help with traction

 

First off never go to that tire shop again they are full of sh*t. What size tires are you running? I bet there are TONS of choices for you. I know even an odd size like my rears (295-35-18) there are at least 3 choices for me. What is your tire size, ill see what i can find.

 

they are a disconnected rim from eagle alloys ill look them up a sec and post back

 

no, post the tire size (295-35-18) for example, its on the side of the tire.

 

http://www.aewheel.com/wheels_detail_specs.cfm?id=57

these are the ones i have they are 16x8

 

k ill go look then lol

 

235/55R16 is what the tire says

 

I find rain to be the worst driving, worse than snow and ice. I understand what you're saying, I accidently spun out because I wasn't paying attention after a thunderstorm.

I've been driving Camaros for 6 years or so now and I've learned in the rain to let the car just drive itself from a stop then gently give it gas. My tires are totally bald so I can even spin on dry ground now. Almost time to throw the winters on.

My advice to you is just take it easy. In the rain/snow/ice you shouldn't be doing anything more than easy driving unless you're on a closed course or an empty parking lot.

 

Tirerack has 4 for that size http://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireSe...ter=16&x=1&y=1