I live on the Texas gulf coast. I've never seen snow in person in my entire life (17). Everytime I here you guys talk about snow/winter tires or "racing season" it just seems wierd to me. I'd be sooooo paranoid about salty roads causing rust.
I live on the Texas gulf coast. I've never seen snow in person in my entire life (17). Everytime I here you guys talk about snow/winter tires or "racing season" it just seems wierd to me. I'd be sooooo paranoid about salty roads causing rust.
I recall Bishop talking about Racing Season - he's in Lousiana, IIRC, and he doesn't bother racing in summer because it's too damn hot and you can't get any real power out of an intercooled turbo engine when it's that hot. Completely the opposite of here!
it snowed more. it took me 45 min to get my front wheel deive tercel out of my driveway. and i used all my gas in the process so im not gonna drive 40 miles to go to school w/ no gas
About a month ago I tried to drive on snow with my GoodYear Eagle F1 summer tires, just for fun.... while they weren't as bad as I expected, good snow tires are still a completely different world.
It also depends on the tire width; narrow tires are much better than wide tires because they "cut" through snow and mud more easily.
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