TSX - Winter Driving
Originally Posted by GEO396
Located an hour west Of Philly
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Annual Snowfall Philadelphia: 21 inches Toronto: 53.15 inches
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this car is very good in the winter. living in the northeast, i'd suggest getting winter tires or ultra high perf all-seasons.
i drove with oem tires and they're ok, but in heavy snow area you will see the VSA light up like a christmas tree.
i drove with oem tires and they're ok, but in heavy snow area you will see the VSA light up like a christmas tree.
After driving through an ice storm in South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Vriginia and Pennsylvania on stock all-weather tires, I have come to the conclusion that for that storm only it would have been worthwhile for many drivers I have witnessed along the highway to have paid the premium for winter tires than having to pay for towing and the repairs for driving themselves off the road.
Kid you not folks, if we Canadians (=experience with winter conditions) find it difficult to drive in conditions you too may have, and with regular tires, you folks have better take advantage of winter tires, because the majority of you know jack about winter driving techniques.
Kid you not folks, if we Canadians (=experience with winter conditions) find it difficult to drive in conditions you too may have, and with regular tires, you folks have better take advantage of winter tires, because the majority of you know jack about winter driving techniques.
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