I think almost all the higher grip summer tires have rubber that will crack at lower temperatures, expensive or not. I ran BFG sport comp2's on a few -1, -2C frosty mornings and they were not round for a couple miles... I'm sure at -10C they would crack. They still gripped pretty well, even in the wet around freezing but the odd cold morning means I can't run a summer tire past September.
You shouldn't really store a car on summer tires if it gets below the -7C IMO, put them in bags in the basement, and get some bald all seasons for free and slap them on some steelies.