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Winter driving prep: oil spray and/or POR paint 200

posted by  Erling on  Thu Sep 26 19:07 CST 2002
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"How do you find your wagon in heavy, wet snow?"

A good set of snow tires is a must, like already said. Let me add that when it comes to snow tires, wide is *not* better. Narrow tires = better traction on snow. I won't buy anyting wider than 185 mm, in fact my current ones are 175.

I also use to throw a sandbag in the boot, two when it's really slippery. Weight over the driving wheels = good.

Erling.






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