This may be a dumb question, but I've never driven summer performance tires before, let alone with such a heavy car.
I was planning on taking the car to a festival nearby, but parking is in a field. Currently, there is rain expected for that day. It's a hard grass field so it won't be thick mud at all, but having not driven anything like this off the road before I wasn't sure if it would be able to handle even the slightest bit of muddy wet grass with these particular tires? Not sure if I'm being too paranoid, but also don't want to be the idiot who blocks a parking aisle stuck in the mud with slippery tires.
Should I take a different vehicle (I'd obviously rather not), or would it be fine? It's the 2021 performance trim if it makes a difference.
I was planning on taking the car to a festival nearby, but parking is in a field. Currently, there is rain expected for that day. It's a hard grass field so it won't be thick mud at all, but having not driven anything like this off the road before I wasn't sure if it would be able to handle even the slightest bit of muddy wet grass with these particular tires? Not sure if I'm being too paranoid, but also don't want to be the idiot who blocks a parking aisle stuck in the mud with slippery tires.
Should I take a different vehicle (I'd obviously rather not), or would it be fine? It's the 2021 performance trim if it makes a difference.
