Calgary cold......
The engine - no problem, even starts nicely at -30*C.
The handling - also no problem, stability control, limited slip diff, ABS, traction control, all make for an EXCELLENT ice/snow car.
The tires - Big problems. Even with no ice or snow, the cold will freeze that summer rubber like solid plastic, no grip at all. If you venture out on ICE in your summer booties, you will die. Quickly. You will be lucky to make it up your own driveway, never mind Deerfoot!
I drove all last winter with some Toyo Garit snows and some cheap rims. (went down to 17")
Grippy and stable with good braking, even on ice.
Good winter driver, but not on summer rubber.
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dolhah said:
so it's okay when i warm the car before i drive it?
i hate getting winter tires... cuz they look very ugly...