[Mr. Red Pony]

Originally Posted by 6er_w/a_Vengance well last year my v6 got stuck in my driveway on my way to work...my dad asked if i wanted him to pull it out so i could retry, but i just went back to sleep

Same, but rather than staying stuck, I took about 100 running starts up the driveway in reverse. About a 6 foot section of my driveway rises maybe a foot. But I got stuck there EVERY time. Plus I had POS primewell's... Maybe my Eagle GT's will get me up it this year. lol

[wolfeman04]

Thank god for Florida!

[3.9 DSG]

Because of the El Niño, people are saying we're going to have a lot of snow, which I'm betting will be an entire inch at best (it doesn't really snow in Seattle, and I'm a pessimist about it), but just just to be cautious, can I get away with a pair of snow/all season tires in back? Also, will it really matter because even if it snows, the bigger and more common problem here will probably be ice.

[6ixer]

Get 4 snow tires make sure there narrow tires the wider the tire the more road ull grip but in case of snow thw wider the tire ull jus float of the snow and not even tought the pavement

And jus put a few san backs in the trunk thts wat I did and I did better than most trucks ...reasonably better

[v6kid]

Originally Posted by wolfeman04 Thank god for Florida!

I second this notion... Other than the fact that I was sweating driving to work today, IN NOVEMBER.

[xn1919]

imma just do some all weather tires and throw some stuff in the back i live in MD right now not too bad but tryin to find a a beater ranger 4x4 I HATE when i go out there and there is like 2 inch of snow on my convertible top =( like dudes say i think i need to go south! thx guys.. now for the clicking when i give it gas =(

[ReverendDexter]

Originally Posted by 3.9 DSG Because of the El Niño, people are saying we're going to have a lot of snow, which I'm betting will be an entire inch at best (it doesn't really snow in Seattle, and I'm a pessimist about it), but just just to be cautious, can I get away with a pair of snow/all season tires in back? Also, will it really matter because even if it snows, the bigger and more common problem here will probably be ice.

Yeah, if you don't see standing snow and on the rare occasion you do it never accumulates deeper than an inch or two, you're more than fine with some Mud+Snow rated allseasons.

[chocolate]

1919 I only read the fist few posts. Studded tires are illegal in maryland. Just an FYI.

I see mustangs up here drive in the winter all the time. They do fine. I was talking to a friend who's dad does and all he does is fill up his trunk with sand or he will put wights from his weight set in there so he still has a little trunk space.

[02GreyStallion]

they are here to in Indiana but theres an exception for a few months,

They make good Studless snow tires as well. Like Blizzak's are good i think they are made by Bridgestone