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I'm doing OK on Dunlop M2s but I haven't ventured on to a highway or anything when I really had to go somewhere. I've just been around town. What can I expect?
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YOUR RESEARCHHow is everyone doing with their C4S in the snow?
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POST 2Original post
Mine is amazing in the snow and ice (on Pirelli P240 SnowSports). No problems at all to date.
POST 3Original post
Running on the stock Pirelli PZeros I can get around in up to 3 inches of snow, beyond that, time to switch tires...
POST 4Original post
Even if its just really cold, its better to have snow tires because its a different rubber compound made for colder temperatures. I've had no problems at all with my C4(not a C4S)...4"+ of snow on mountain roads and highways...
POST 5Original post
just great - my 2002 c2 with a set of 17" porsche wheels and pilot alpin tires is a tank -and i live in rochester ny where we really know what snow is. the car just goes - firm and straight. when i had the 18" and pzeros on it was a scary time - not just c4 - but c2 is great in every respect with the right tires...
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I live about an hour from Rochester and know what you mean. I need to get this thing on the highway though to see how bad off I'll be. Around town though, I'm having fun...
POST 7Original post
We need to find a Newfoundland owner and ask him/her to try the C4S on this road http://www.edu.gov.nf.ca/snow/photo.htm
POST 8Original post
That's awesome!
POST 9Original post
Its not awsome if you live..............poor bastards couldnt get out for 10 days................However better them them me!
POST 10Original post
the c4s is great with conti snows--especially for a car with such wide tires. an a4 quattro is better but not as much fun. the dumb suv's appear totally confused when they are slipping and you aren't!
POST 11Original post
What's sad is the SUV'ers you refer to ignacio, have problems snow or not. Here in CA, the SUV drivers freak when it rains...2/3rds have cell phones in their ears, and they all assume their SUV will do the driving for them...NOT. You know what's fun in the snow/ice, an old RE Corvair with no power and light as a feather in the front... It doesn't matter what a vehicle is capable of...if the driver dosen't have the driving attention or skills...he's in the ditch or smashing someone.
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