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> The problem is a sedan not capable for all winter tasks, even minor inclines on ice create a major impediment to getting to work. this is some very weird bul
by 0ld 6y ago
> The problem is a sedan not capable for all winter tasks, even minor inclines on ice create a major impediment to getting to work.
this is some very weird bullshit. i would (and always do) chose a smaller/lighter vehicle over the heavier one any time i need to go through the ice/snow.
the only explanation i can think of is that they tried it on summer tires? but itd be too stupid, wouldnt it?
- bluejellybean 6y agoHonestly not sure, someone with more of a physics background should chime in! We always had winter tires and were quite religious about checking treads, pressure, etc.. as we had to be.