SlideWRX

I've got fresh Blizzacks for this winter. Went back to an 87 octane tune (well, saving 20 cents/gallon doesn't hurt either...). I've driven all-season RWD in light (2 inches) snow, and it wasn't too bad, just had to keep out of the throttle. I also picked up a can of this for $15, figured why not:
http://www.tiregrip.com/
Should help when it's icy out.

Caution

Glad Im in cali and not dealing with snow -- I use to live in Penn and the snow there was a monster

FrostByte

This morning I drove from Saratoga (about 2") to Lake Geroge (about 3") to Down town Albany (barely a dusting). There was a lot of freezing rain also. Not getting the cold like they said we would. Its in the low 30's now.
Kids hadday off from most of the local schools.

46Power

I am fortunate enough to havea my jeep for the winter and the rain, that allows me to keep my Mustangs safe and dry. My old mustang saw the snow only 3 times, 2 time I made it home without an issue despite traveling at only 10-15 mph the whole time, the other time I still have the original eagle f1's on it and that wasn't even remotely enjoyable, 10 mph tops.


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Zookroo1

You can come here to Florida but you'll still only be driving 25 MPH (because of all the geezers you guys send us for the winter!)