RWD IS in snow
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RWD IS in snow
This is the first winter with my car. I was wondering if any of you drive your RWD in the snow? This is the only car I have, and have no other vehicle to drive. What do you guys do?
#3
Well someone told me the snow ect button didn't do anything, I didn't know. I just don't wanna go out and it snowing, and slide all over the place.
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Also, winter tires is best to have to drive in the condition.
#5
Snow mode limits the throttle response or something, therefore it likes limits the engine power to reduce the wheel spin. Could come in handy if required but if one can drive properly, you should be able to manage to drive in normal mode.
Also, winter tires is best to have to drive in the condition.
Also, winter tires is best to have to drive in the condition.
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Driving in snow is normal to me. I'm used to it. I used to drive 95 Corolla and 99 Solara Camry which had All-Seasons driving around. Would of been better if it had winters but I was not knowledable about tires at the time.
Best way to practice, go to an empty parking lot and have and drive it around. I know a friend of mine had fun with his Skyline going to an empty strip mall parking lot and started making doughnut and going in circles in the snow. Funny thing is that the cops were just parked aside just watching him since they know who he is lol!!
Best way to practice, go to an empty parking lot and have and drive it around. I know a friend of mine had fun with his Skyline going to an empty strip mall parking lot and started making doughnut and going in circles in the snow. Funny thing is that the cops were just parked aside just watching him since they know who he is lol!!
#9
I'm in the same situation, I just put on some Blizzak LM-60... anyone know if they're are any good? I've never driven in the snow before, I just moved my car from LA to NY, anyone have any advice on winter/snow driving?
#10
Driving in snow is normal to me. I'm used to it. I used to drive 95 Corolla and 99 Solara Camry which had All-Seasons driving around. Would of been better if it had winters but I was not knowledable about tires at the time.
Best way to practice, go to an empty parking lot and have and drive it around. I know a friend of mine had fun with his Skyline going to an empty strip mall parking lot and started making doughnut and going in circles in the snow. Funny thing is that the cops were just parked aside just watching him since they know who he is lol!!
Best way to practice, go to an empty parking lot and have and drive it around. I know a friend of mine had fun with his Skyline going to an empty strip mall parking lot and started making doughnut and going in circles in the snow. Funny thing is that the cops were just parked aside just watching him since they know who he is lol!!
#12
with rwd ,it's much better to have a dependable winter tires plus the carefulness in driving with snow/ice- skills plays a great factor in driving whether your awd or rwd but awd has an advantage due to traction,but a skilled driver will be a plus and try to be careful and don't rely on tires.
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Of all my cars in memory, I consider the IS as probably my least favorite in snow. Now have a mounted set of Blizzak WS-70 to try to compensate. They work well enough to get me and my son to the ski slopes, but it is not a fun or friendly drive by any measure.
Thanks to living in hilly terrain the car can't even get out of my driveway so I park it on the streets during snow, and if caught away from the house I have to park two blocks away because it wont go on anything but lightest of inclines.
To be fair, of my last 4 cars(in 7 years) not counting the IS, 3 were AWD and one was FWD... Everything prior was RWD.
Thanks to living in hilly terrain the car can't even get out of my driveway so I park it on the streets during snow, and if caught away from the house I have to park two blocks away because it wont go on anything but lightest of inclines.
To be fair, of my last 4 cars(in 7 years) not counting the IS, 3 were AWD and one was FWD... Everything prior was RWD.