G35x in the snow
I have stock 17" Goodyear all-seasons on my 05X and drove in snow on Saturday - about 3" on an un-plowed, un-salted roads at 2:30 AM with significant white-out (snow still falling). Now let me just say that I am normally a wuss in my previous FWD car in snow - crawling and anticipating slip all over the place.
Anyway, I flipped on snow mode and drove home. City driving was unreal - no noticible slips and traction galore through turns and uphill. When I got to the highway I was moving at what I felt was comfortable given the conditions and about 10 minutes later noticed I was going 60...I would never do 60 in snow before. Now, there were only a few cars on the road but I really felt like I was in control.
My opinion? This car eats snow.
Anyway, I flipped on snow mode and drove home. City driving was unreal - no noticible slips and traction galore through turns and uphill. When I got to the highway I was moving at what I felt was comfortable given the conditions and about 10 minutes later noticed I was going 60...I would never do 60 in snow before. Now, there were only a few cars on the road but I really felt like I was in control.
My opinion? This car eats snow.
Originally Posted by t0pher
I have stock 17" Goodyear all-seasons on my 05X and drove in snow on Saturday - about 3" on an un-plowed, un-salted roads at 2:30 AM with significant white-out (snow still falling). Now let me just say that I am normally a wuss in my previous FWD car in snow - crawling and anticipating slip all over the place.
Anyway, I flipped on snow mode and drove home. City driving was unreal - no noticible slips and traction galore through turns and uphill. When I got to the highway I was moving at what I felt was comfortable given the conditions and about 10 minutes later noticed I was going 60...I would never do 60 in snow before. Now, there were only a few cars on the road but I really felt like I was in control.
My opinion? This car eats snow.
Anyway, I flipped on snow mode and drove home. City driving was unreal - no noticible slips and traction galore through turns and uphill. When I got to the highway I was moving at what I felt was comfortable given the conditions and about 10 minutes later noticed I was going 60...I would never do 60 in snow before. Now, there were only a few cars on the road but I really felt like I was in control.
My opinion? This car eats snow.
If you are impressed now, you should get some good winters on and you would have a permanent smile on your face
Originally Posted by t0pher
Now just give me your wheels, please?!? 

, thats right I'm supposed to give you my wheels , I forgot
.NOT!!!
And you are right the X is just plain fun in the snow
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