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I'm no tire expert, but I did find that my ultra high performance summer tires flatspot badly in cold weather (40 degrees and colder) and feel like wagon wheels for the first few miles after taking the car out of the garage. The Kumhos were the worst in this regard. Sumitomos were better, and Michelin PS2's much much better.
Wheel spin, especially on wet roads when its cold, is prevalent with many ultra high performance summer tires.
I don't think the temperature drop hurts the tires in any way... they just don't perform well. But I could be all wrong on that.
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