When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Andy, are you still driving your car in this stuff?
LOL. yes! the last few days were totally fine! not much snow or ice on the main streets, so i still managed to drive around. But i'm not gonna touch my car after today.. when i stepped out my door this morning, the snow was almost to my knee @.@!
but watch for braking point, mine understeers a lot....
yea yea. my car went 720 degree last winter, i was braking a bit too hard down hill. it scared the ***** out of me. lol. lucky that it was 3am midnight. no cars around !!!!!
yea yea. my car went 720 degree last winter, i was braking a bit too hard down hill. it scared the ***** out of me. lol. lucky that it was 3am midnight. no cars around !!!!!
yea i got them this year, (thanks brian for them!), but i haven't reali test out the difference yet. i don't exactly know what the primary purpose is, they help us stopping safer or something? cause i think they don't help much with tractions
i drove w/ my summer tires last winter, and i spun like hell... but haven't really test out the snow tires this winter.. cause i don't wanna try any stupid thing, when i can avoid~ lol, but i might try going down the same slope and see if i can actually come to a full stop, without spinning 720 and go on the on-coming lanes...