Chevrolet Corvette Stingray C7 Forum - View Single Post - Drivers Can't Rely on Summer and All-Season Tires, or Electronics for Control on Snow

Moose · 12-07-2006, 07:18 AM

Thanks for that interesting read.

As for winter driving, personally, I don't mind driving in snow. I have had the misfortune of getting caught in snow with the SS, NOT FUN. :eek: But having the Jeep and 4-wheel drive makes it easy.

My biggest complaint, the other nuts in 4X4's who think they can go just as fast and stop just as quickly as they would when roads are dry!!! Even though I have 4-wheel drive, I still drive like I have egg shells under the pedals, andallow twice the distance between cars as I normally would. But I still have tailgaters, people talking on their cell phones, etc., etc., when the roads are snow covered.

Besides tires, alot of people need to use better judgement and some common sense when driving in the snow.

12-07-2006, 07:18 AM	#4
Moose Moderator Drives: '99 Camaro SS #1392 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Newtown, Pa. Posts: 3,982	Thanks for that interesting read. As for winter driving, personally, I don't mind driving in snow. I have had the misfortune of getting caught in snow with the SS, NOT FUN. :eek: But having the Jeep and 4-wheel drive makes it easy. My biggest complaint, the other nuts in 4X4's who think they can go just as fast and stop just as quickly as they would when roads are dry!!! Even though I have 4-wheel drive, I still drive like I have egg shells under the pedals, andallow twice the distance between cars as I normally would. But I still have tailgaters, people talking on their cell phones, etc., etc., when the roads are snow covered. Besides tires, alot of people need to use better judgement and some common sense when driving in the snow.