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Agree. It's all about limits and driving to the conditions. Good tyres, correct pressure and depth of tread. Some people are under the illusion that a 4x4 will brake better in snow and heavy rain, some of the worse tailgaters on a wet motorway are 4x4s.
I hoping with the Q3 and summers that in the event of being caught out at the start of a snow fall it may, just may, get me up the hill to my house where it will be parked up until the snow disappears. If these new all season tyres get a good write up and review after a winter of real world driving then I may very well give them to go next time I have to replace the whole set.
I'm not a fan of driving in snow, even though I've done skid pan instruction, it's people coming the other way totally out of control than made my bum go thrupenny piece/dustbin lid on a few occasions. |
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