thecabbie
New member
Hey Ashley!
Listen, I bought a little Nissan Versa a couple years ago, and was horrified by it's performance in the snow after I got it. I mean, I've been driving in snow since I got my license27 years ago, and had a tougher time with this car than any other - even my old rear wheel drive Ford Ranger was more predictable...
I bought a set of winter tires - not "snow tires" per se, but winter tires. Unbelievable the difference they made. I feel like I could go anywhere now. I always felt that my skill/experience would always help me cope with winter driving, and didn't feel that the tires made a huge difference. I have now learned otherwise. If you can do it, get them. Bridgestone Blizzaks, Michelin Alpins, whatever brand works for you. Check this place out for ratings etc. I've done business with them before and they are pretty good. If nothing else you can do research there.
Listen, I bought a little Nissan Versa a couple years ago, and was horrified by it's performance in the snow after I got it. I mean, I've been driving in snow since I got my license27 years ago, and had a tougher time with this car than any other - even my old rear wheel drive Ford Ranger was more predictable...
I bought a set of winter tires - not "snow tires" per se, but winter tires. Unbelievable the difference they made. I feel like I could go anywhere now. I always felt that my skill/experience would always help me cope with winter driving, and didn't feel that the tires made a huge difference. I have now learned otherwise. If you can do it, get them. Bridgestone Blizzaks, Michelin Alpins, whatever brand works for you. Check this place out for ratings etc. I've done business with them before and they are pretty good. If nothing else you can do research there.


Hot Damn! Ashley. Way to go on the win! 24 pounds down, you must feel great!