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Points: 542 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Ham328 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-November-2011 at 23:00
I tried sensible driving in my 328 two winters ago.
After two hours and 3 rescues by passers by giving me a shove i gave up and put it in the garage for the next 3 months Ermm
 
Last year i used winter tyres and wasn't stuck once.
 
If sensible driving works for others then well done them. It's no contest for me though. It's like driving a totally different car. Cool
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Originally posted by Ham328 Ham328 wrote:

If sensible driving works for others then well done them. It's no contest for me though. It's like driving a totally different car. Cool
I completely agree, if I didn't have Tommy the Transit I'd have winter tyres in a shot. As we all know RWD and a few horses is a bad combination in slippy conditions.
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Originally posted by Cambell Cambell wrote:

 As we all know RWD and a few horses is a bad combination in slippy conditions.
It's not bad ......... just very interesting
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Saw this on Bumtree, maybe help one or two of you.
 
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