How does your tC handle in the Snow???
#1
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From: Ashtabula,OH
How does your tC handle in the Snow???
not that i want to drive mine in the snow but i kinda have no choice for this year and hopefully this year only... mine kinda sucks in the snow maybe b/c of the lowpros???
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#4
its like a hocky buck on ice lol it just slides all over but i have bfg geforce tires on the rear and berums (hahaha) on the front so i cant expect mutch but ill get good tires when ever i get around to ordering rims
#6
Originally Posted by JLTD
What is this "snow" you speak of?
#7
nnnnnnnoooooooo looks like im getting snow to lol im near the + signe where the word LOT is in ill.
almost killed my self last friday when it snowed and that as just like 3 in of snow that stuck if even that
almost killed my self last friday when it snowed and that as just like 3 in of snow that stuck if even that
#9
Snow performance depends highly on your tires. Stock tires suck in wet conditions. How do you think they'll perform in snow/ice? Dangerously horrible? You guessed it. I got Avon Tech M550 High-Performance All-Season tires on my tC. I don't expect to have a problem.
#10
^^ As I mentioned above, I have stock Potenzas with 25,000 miles on them.. and they aren't great, but the only way you could say dangerously horrible is if you have no clue how to drive on snow or ice. There are much worse tires out there than these for sure.
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#12
Originally Posted by engifineer
^^ As I mentioned above, I have stock potenzas with 25,000 miles on them.. and they arent great, but the only way you could say dangerously horrible is if you have no clue how to drive on snow or ice. There are much worse tires out there than these for sure.
i have to say they were better then my bfg geforce i took a turn at less then 5mph in 2nd gear and spun my car in a complet 360 going in to 7-11 at 6:30 this morning
#14
We're already getting the snow up here in Washington state. Looking close to 6" by tonight where I live. I put on some Yokohama IG10s on Monday, but I'm pretty much snowed in and couldn't tell you how they handle with the white stuff around. I live on a hill, so I don't really want to risk it yet.
It's one thing to drive in the snow, but it's another thing to drive in the snow on hills.
It's one thing to drive in the snow, but it's another thing to drive in the snow on hills.
#15
i have the stock potenza's and they handle "OK" at best.
i now live in the suburbs near philly and last winter 04, i was approaching a red light at about 15-20 MPH and tried to stop from a distance...buuuuuuuuuut, my car kept sliding forward. luckily traffic on both sides at the intersection saw me coming and didn't attempt to go.
i felt like i was in a commercial where the guy is just sliding by and people in other cars just stare as he passes.
i now live in the suburbs near philly and last winter 04, i was approaching a red light at about 15-20 MPH and tried to stop from a distance...buuuuuuuuuut, my car kept sliding forward. luckily traffic on both sides at the intersection saw me coming and didn't attempt to go.
i felt like i was in a commercial where the guy is just sliding by and people in other cars just stare as he passes.
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I live in the snow belt area near cleveland and we get hammered up here I really thought the stock tires on the tc would be better than they have been. I can't even get traction in third sometimes!!!
I mean it's not like our cars are exactly light either you know???
I mean it's not like our cars are exactly light either you know???
#20
Originally Posted by engifineer
Originally Posted by JLTD
What is this "snow" you speak of?
I got the Potenzas and made it just fine through winter last year and some snow so far this year. They arent that bad really. Id call them average.