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Old 11-05-2009, 12:15 PM   #1
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Ahh, snow... I still remember the excitement of driving a fwd car on nearly-bald tires and having it lose traction on a steep downhill. And being blown clean across a bridge in a 4wd truck on ice.

My solution was to move someplace warm.
I drove one winter with tires so bald they eventually went flat. There was zero tread on them. I still didn't have a problem driving in snow.
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Old 11-05-2009, 12:47 PM   #2
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I drove one winter with tires so bald they eventually went flat. There was zero tread on them. I still didn't have a problem driving in snow.
When I lived up there, we didn’t even have tires. I drove around on the steel wheels.

Sometimes they had too much traction, so I’d hose them down at night and drive on the frozen donuts that remained.

Mid-winter in the “snow-belt”, driving uphill both to and from the lumberjack job on wheels made of ice: THAT is character.
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When I lived up there, we didn’t even have tires. I drove around on the steel wheels.

Sometimes they had too much traction, so I’d hose them down at night and drive on the frozen donuts that remained.

Mid-winter in the “snow-belt”, driving uphill both to and from the lumberjack job on wheels made of ice: THAT is character.


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