Completely in the dark when it comes to tires

Originally Posted by doubleG370Z this car should not be driven in snow period...maybe slush or less than 1" depth of snow. Save your money on buying snow tires and add

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Completely in the dark when it comes to tires

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10-24-2010, 01:18 PM

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mspeasl

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Snow covered roads..........!

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Originally Posted by doubleG370Z

this car should not be driven in snow period...maybe slush or less than 1" depth of snow.

Save your money on buying snow tires and add a few more bucks and purchase a winter Clunker to drive. It just isn't the snow on the roads that you have to worry about, it's the other drivers on those same roads also.

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