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Originally Posted by kenchan and yes you are right. in deep snow, snow tires do not work so well on RWD. That's not really true at all. Snow tires work

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Old 12-15-2010, 12:09 PM   #20 (permalink)
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and yes you are right. in deep snow, snow tires do not work so well on RWD.
That's not really true at all. Snow tires work just as well on a RWD car as a FWD provided that roughly 50% of the vehicle weight is over the drive axle. I'd rather fish tale a little than understeer off the road. I drive a RWD truck through Winter with snow tires and it has no problems with 6-inches of snow, obviously ground clearance is an advantage in that kind of vehicle.
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