Drive smart and drive safe guys! Seriously Hope everyone gets to and from where they need to go safely.
Remember, having all wheel drive is NO EXCUSE for not having proper tires for winter conditions. Snow tire rubber compounds are much softer than other tires and most importantly, stay soft and pliable below 45*F. Many snow tire compounds also contain silica which helps grip wet, slippery surfaces. Also, the tread pattern on snow tires is designed to quickly evacuate snow, slush, ice and mud, known as "self-cleaning tread". Summer or All Season tires often have problems with snow and slush caking in the tread, which reduces the useable contact patch and reduces traction.
Don't take chances with your ride (and your safety). I just saw a bugeye hit a light pole yesterday as he was trying to take a corner...
...He had "All Season" tires.
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