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FWIW, in Michigan studded tires are illegal for on-road use in the Lower Peninsula. But they are legal in the Upper Peninsula. That said, I strongly disagree w
by c0nsumer 4y ago
FWIW, in Michigan studded tires are illegal for on-road use in the Lower Peninsula. But they are legal in the Upper Peninsula.
That said, I strongly disagree with you about AWD. It makes a tremendous difference for control in general in all winter conditions. Adding snow tires to AWD and things are just excellent and way more predictable.
- Gwypaas 4y agoAWD really does nothing, it helps with acceleration but that is the easy part. The hard part is slowing down and all cars brake using all 4 wheels. You don't brake better with an AWD car. Well, except if you have learned to drive using 4 wheel slides like a rally driver. Then I sincerely hope you lose your license before your endangerment of others lead to an accident.
- ynniv 4y agoI used to drive a RWD BMW in the snow, and it seems lost on people that all cars have four wheel braking. All you need are decent snow tires.
- c0nsumer 4y ago> You don't brake better with an AWD car. You engine brake better with an AWD car.
- Gwypaas 4y agoEven better with ABS brakes. You should never be that close to the limit, either way. Then you are already driving dangerously.