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It's not dirt, gravel, or sand on the roads. The roads Im driving on are good condition black top or pavement roads. The one thing I thought could be the
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It's not dirt, gravel, or sand on the roads. The roads Im driving on are good condition black top or pavement roads. The one thing I thought could be the problem is the amount of traffic depositing oil on the roads and the heat here could cause the roads to be slightly slick, but I didnt experience that problem in Houston and it has a **** ton of traffic. Oh, and yes the VDC does come on when Im sliding.
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