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I dont own a porsche yet but looking in to buying one. I own a BMW and I am sure it works the same in a porsche. Dont even attempt it. My car had summer tires when I bought it and salesman warned me about them in freezing temps. Needless to say I ignored him. Let me tell you, I could not get out of flat parking lot of a supermarket after 10 mins of freezing rain. Rubber freezes and turns real hard, it is almost driving with tires made out of porcelain. (0 traction) Again I am sure severity depends on the specific make & model of the tire(mine were conti-sport). Now I am running all season tires which is more than enough for my car since I am not tracking it anymore. As long as you are not racing your car on a track, I think quality high performance all season tires have enough grip in dry for most drivers. From my experince, never use summer tires in freezing temps which turns hard like glass and provide 0 traction.