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Not sure why they wouldn't have included it, seems strange as it's just a software mode for the computer. I think some of the Infiniti models have it, I remember
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Not sure why they wouldn't have included it, seems strange as it's just a software mode for the computer.
I think some of the Infiniti models have it, I remember seeing it in my friends M35X. And yes, on the stock summer tires you aren't going anywhere if there is 1" or more of snow on the ground. All season performance tires are a little better but still pretty useless if there is more than a couple of inches. |
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