Mitsubishi: 95 Eclipse feels like driving on ice

I'm assuming this isn't a GSX? That would really be a concern with AWD.

What kind of tires and what are the ambient temps? Some tires are only
designed for warm weather and dry conditions.

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Todd Honea
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Yes, i agree with Nobody, here we call it aquaplaning, where a dry designed
tyre gets too wet, you seem to slide like on ice, not a nice scene when
driving with kids, it could also be your tyres are wearing irregular and you
need a wheel alignment, if the edges are worn down so a dangerous depth this
could also cause aquaplaning. It's very hard to buy tyres to suit every
environment, a man woul dhave to drive home and change tyres with every
change of weather. I would really be looking into a wheel alignment and
better suited tyres. Hope this helps

Peter
Australia
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