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I think you'll be fine either way. As long as you have either one, I think how you drive will make more of a difference. Just remember to drive very
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I think you'll be fine either way. As long as you have either one, I think how you drive will make more of a difference. Just remember to drive very slow and steady. Ice is usually more of an issue on small local roads, so it depends how active they are with salting in your neighborhood and on your commute. They usually do a pretty good job with it on the major highways.
Hard to gauge with the last 2 winters though. Last year was like nothing and the one before was filled with epic blizzards. Who knows what we will get this winter. |
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