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Get a winter beater is definitely the way to go even if you have a second set of wheels/tires for winter. I mean you CAN drive it in snow with
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Get a winter beater is definitely the way to go even if you have a second set of wheels/tires for winter. I mean you CAN drive it in snow with a good set of winter tires without problems. But make sure you get paid for plowing the snow. And I guarantee you will have scratches on paint here and there. Not to mention the salt damage to your Nismo.
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