Winter Driving In Mass/NH
#1
Winter Driving In Mass/NH
Does anyone drive year round? I plan to and can use all the advice I can get. I'm noticing a lot of tire sales and I'm wondering if I should jump on some winter/snow tires now.
I've searched the forums and the folks in Michigan/Ohio seem to do ok in the snow - how about around here?
Happy Patriots Day!
I've searched the forums and the folks in Michigan/Ohio seem to do ok in the snow - how about around here?
Happy Patriots Day!
#2
i drive all year round...first year i had the GT it was March of 2010 (HORRIBLE snow storm in the winter) i had the summers on because i didn't have the funds to get winters and i made it through no problems...2011 winter (non-existant really) i have all seasons on and did fine in the couple storms we had...i'd get the blizzaks, thats all i hear about from people and just get a feel for how the car is in the snow, i had to re-learn how to drive and it took a little time, but now i kinda know what my car can do in certain conditions...good luck
#5
Get snow tires. Find empty, snow-covered parking lot. Go to town! Seriously, snow tires and driving experience make a big difference, even more so IMHO than FWD/RWD/4WD/AWD. I used to pass stranded SUVs and Subarus in my snow-tire-equipped 240SX. My Mazdaspeed3 sucks in winter on the stock summer tires despite being FWD. It's awesome with snow tires.
I may have to drive my Mustang in the winter as well. I'm used to RWD, but I'm more worried about corrosion. My dad and I have the idea of buying and sharing an old beater pickup that we can use for around-the-house work, towing my RX-7, and for a winter beater, but we haven't discussed that seriously.
I may have to drive my Mustang in the winter as well. I'm used to RWD, but I'm more worried about corrosion. My dad and I have the idea of buying and sharing an old beater pickup that we can use for around-the-house work, towing my RX-7, and for a winter beater, but we haven't discussed that seriously.
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