I disagree. I’ve driven RWD in Utah for years. FWD understeers. RWD oversteers. AWD does either depending on if it’s

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Jul 25, 2024
9:13:19am

Bert609 Truly Addicted User

I disagree. I’ve driven RWD in Utah for years. FWD understeers. RWD oversteers. AWD does either depending on if it’s

FWD crossover system or a full time RWD system, the advantage is in acceleration not safety. You’ll see AWD in the barrow pits of I15 more than anything else because they think they are invincible.

With traction control, RWD is even easier,

I prefer RWD and oversteer. I despise understeer and hate FWD in all season!

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Moving one of our cars from Texas to Cedar City. What should I do about tires? Specific recommendations?

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

Jul 24, 12:53pm

Get a FWD sedan and sell the RWD. Even with great tires going up to a ski resort would often suck

CSoul

Jul 24, 12:56pm

They'd have to be studded snow tires, and even that's not likely enough for a

Corn Pop

Jul 24, 12:59pm

I did it when I was a freshman but I think I also had winters with studs.

Superkid

Jul 24, 1:01pm

Yeh, but you wouldn't want to do it with all season. Having a FWD or even better AWD allows you to

CSoul

Jul 24, 1:13pm

I disagree. I’ve driven RWD in Utah for years. FWD understeers. RWD oversteers. AWD does either depending on if it’s

Bert609

Jul 25, 9:13am

All seasons will not cut it on mandatory chains or 4WD days.

CMAC38

Jul 24, 1:01pm

So we'll want some chains/cables for bad canyon days. What about tires?

Tokolosh

Jul 24, 1:04pm

Do studded snow tires in winter, anything you want during the other times. Go cheap in Fall/Summer/Spring

CSoul

Jul 24, 1:14pm

If he wants to ski, RWD won't cut it. AWD or FWD with great tires / chains

ebv

Jul 24, 1:19pm

Best all season snow tire is the Michelin Cross climate 2 tires.

Tabernacle Tech

Jul 24, 1:21pm

Gracias. I'll look into them.

Tokolosh

Jul 24, 1:34pm

We have the Firestone weathergrip 3 peak snow rated

Tabernacle Tech

Jul 24, 3:49pm

These are the tires I have on our SUV. Ride a little hard in the summer, but

ebv

Jul 24, 2:28pm

Best and safest IMO is 4 snow tires on Front Wheel drive.

CMAC38

Jul 24, 2:37pm

Get a CB person to go buy new tires and give them the ‘opportunity’ to drive the car to Cedar to break them in

TADOW

Jul 24, 1:55pm

An excellent plan. But in this case I'll be trailering it out when I move him.

Tokolosh

Jul 24, 2:02pm

RE: Get a CB person to go buy new tires and give them the

ebv

Jul 24, 2:29pm

Bridgestone Blizzak WS-90

G.Freeman

Jul 24, 2:17pm

What kind of car? Is it a mustang? RWD cars in snow/ice are super scary. My dad

Magneto

Jul 24, 2:28pm

It's a bimmer

Tokolosh

Jul 24, 2:35pm

Would you/he be open to selling it? A FWD or AWD will do so much better and

Magneto

Jul 24, 2:38pm

Honestly, I am way less concerned about RWD than I am about the right tires.

Tokolosh

Jul 24, 2:41pm

If you stick with RWD then 4 snow tires.

CMAC38

Jul 24, 2:45pm

Comparison Blizzak and Michelin.

CMAC38

Jul 24, 2:51pm

Honestly, from someone who tried.. there are no good RWD snow tires.

AltTabbins

Jul 24, 5:22pm

I drove a RWD BMW up a canyon for years.. Here are my current favorite tires.

TheLost

Jul 25, 8:31am

Wait, you didn’t die by driving RWD in the winter? My worst winter driver was FWD, understeer is terrifying.

Bert609

Jul 25, 9:08am

haha.. The only time i almost died was when i replaced my RWD BMW with a Quatro Audi.

TheLost

Jul 25, 9:34am

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