potownrob wrote:yeah, not supposed to do that since the rears can still lose control easily. that said, i know of some people who've had very good luck running snows just up front, and it seems to be better than running all-seasons on all wheels, probably just have to be more careful. i've been able to climb my icy, hilly and snowy driveway (never shoveled it and it got hard and packed down) with no drama since getting the snows installed.
as long as you understand how it effects the car youll be fine.
WHATT!!? where are you from? theres easily 20 inches on the ground here.
i'm in poughkeepsie; not nearly as much snow down here
The way to tell if an area is in upstate or downstate NY should be based on how good the pizza tastes and how closely the area is connected to NYC. Any area with mostly bad pizza and more association with Buffalo, Syracuse or Albany than NYC is upstate.
ClutchFork wrote:...So I started carrying a stick of firewood with me and that became my parking brake.
potownrob wrote:The way to tell if an area is in upstate or downstate NY should be based on how good the pizza tastes and how closely the area is connected to NYC. Any area with mostly bad pizza and more association with Buffalo, Syracuse or Albany than NYC is upstate.
hey now, there are some great pizza places here!! Im 70 miles north of albany.
potownrob wrote:The way to tell if an area is in upstate or downstate NY should be based on how good the pizza tastes and how closely the area is connected to NYC. Any area with mostly bad pizza and more association with Buffalo, Syracuse or Albany than NYC is upstate.
hey now, there are some great pizza places here!! Im 70 miles north of albany.
calm down charbs, i never said ALL of your pizza was bad
ClutchFork wrote:...So I started carrying a stick of firewood with me and that became my parking brake.
