I know where you're coming from....however I lowered mine and I have only got stuck one time in someones driveway because I got the center of my on top of snow. I don't even know how I did that, so my wheels weren't really touching the ground. I have plowed through snow up to about my headlights. But trust me...it didn't really like doing that. But that was a hella lot of snow. It did just fine with the stock tires even...I realize you have much more power at the wheels, but I think with real good all season tires or snow tires you'd be fine. This year round I'm hoping to get some dedicated snow tires now that I have summer tires. Here's the ride after some hard work...lol.





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I'm curious to know about the treadware rating on everones' tires. Idon't see anyone mentionthe tire treadware (TW) rating for the tires your using on SRT-4's. The lower the TW the softer the tire. The SCCA recommends 140 which is a soft tire. We ran at Hallett this past Saturday with Bridgestone Potenza 215/45ZR17 (TW 160) on the front and Michelin Hx MXM4 215/45R17 (TW 300) on the rear. The car handled very well. This is only the second time this car has been on the track sincemy son bought it a month ago and other than slotted and drilled rotors, straight exhaust that exits just in front of the drivers side rear tire and the tires, it is a stock 2003 SRT-4.

http://www.hallettracing.net/

Harry