So here is what I was thinking, im going to pickup a 5.0 soon.. living in Toronto we get pretty crappy winters. This is going to be a all year round car.. I realize that it's rwd and how it gets owned in the snow.. but how would 2 12 inch subs in the trunk + a 100 pound speaker box + weights (as much as I can fit, maybe even 150-200 pounds) help me out? Oh yea.. winter tires too. I wont be racing with this thing so the weight dosent concern me. Thoughts?

 

mustangs snow dont go together . so you better jus throw a shovel in back also cause you will be tryin to dig your self out alot .

 

i drove mine in the snow once... i honestly was spinning the tires the entire time even if i wasnt giving it gas.. idle in first and i was going sideways

 

i wouldnt bother tryin to drive in snow...

 

I think that it all depends on the tires and how you drive the car. I drove my car last winter and i did not think that it was that bad having the limted slip helps alot. I have driven my truck through things just like it and i can not say that it was any better. It was a two wheel also but i figed it would have been a lot better but it was not.
Kevin

 

I live in Colorado and we had a particularly nasty winter this year. For the most part, my stang managed to muddle its way through. Just take comfort in knowing there are folks worse off than you... I passed more than one 2x4 truck stuck in the snow. I would have stopped to help but uh... I dont think I could have started moving again...

 

its pretty hard to drive in our snow we get when we get it. but i just cruise in first gear.

 

Thanks for all the replies.. but that didnt help

 

With snow tires Mustangs are driveable in the snow. Maybe not 6" or more, but most of the time the roads aren't that bad; here at least.

 

yea you'll do ok as long as the roads are cleared. Gotta be wayy careful though. My truck isn't runnin right now so I had to drive mine in the snow, and that's on half bald stock tires. As long as the roads aren't too bad ur alright, don't stop though