Tired of reading all of the wrecked S2000 threads.
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I just don't drive my S in the snow, period. I've got a FWD Celica with all-season tires that works fine for this. I might be able to get away with driving the S, but would prefer not to take the risk.
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Originally Posted by deepbluejh,Jan 24 2011, 11:51 AM
I just don't drive my S in the snow, period. I've got a FWD Celica with all-season tires that works fine for this. I might be able to get away with driving the S, but would prefer not to take the risk.
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Originally Posted by Woodson,Jan 24 2011, 11:11 AM
You're taking a bigger risk driving a FWD with all-season tires than you are driving a RWD with winter tires.
Regardless, buying a second set of wheels and tires for the 5-10 days of snow we have on the ground per year doesn't make much sense. If I did choose to buy some, they would sure as heck go on the Celica and not the S.
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