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Thank you for your great advice, especially regarding tailgaters. People can be pushy but it’s not worth letting them pressure you into going faster, especially in dangerous conditions! Also, it’s important to keep cold weather survival gear in your car such as extra layers, hand warmers, and snacks. I’m new to your channel and love your content and how knowledgeable you are about cars:)
You are the master of soft spoken ASMR and it's so natural and effortless. I am new to your channel and love your voice! Thank you and please keep making more of these amazing videos!
The trick to driving in winter weather is flooring it everywhere you go so your tires spin faster, it melts the snow on the ashphalt, and you get better traction!!
I wish they would present this information in driver's ed down here. I swear people in North Carolina forget how to drive when it rains, let alone when ice falls from the sky.
When I lived in Arizona it hardly rained so when it did the oils that were on the road for months would float to the surface and make super slick spots that cars would slip and slide on - people really couldn’t handle it there. 😂
I'm so glad. I used to find that occasionally when my sons would quietly drive their cars around the floor. The quiet part didn't happen often though. lol Thanks for watching and commenting!!
As someone who is from Southern Ontario you being from Michigan I do think we are pros at this. However, I learnt some stuff that i didn’t know either or forget to do.
You do get a feel for it the more you drive in it. If the roads were empty, I'd feel (somewhat) fine about driving, it's the other drivers that worry me!
californian here who has hardly as much as touched snow lol so this was very informative and fun! love the conversational and comfy style of your videos, keep up the awesome stuff :)
I have lived in CA all my life and although a two/three hour drive to snowy mountains, I have never been to or experienced snow! So this is all brand new info to me so thank you. Today before work there was a layer of ice on my windshield and I didn’t know how to handle that 😂 I used rubbing alcohol cuz I seen that on TikTok haha
Was that effective? I've never tried it - I'm not on TikTok (should I be?). Just don't get the alcohol on your car paint - I think that could mess up the clear coat. Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for the advice, I live in Canada and there’s a big snowstorm heading our way too. I just got my license and my first car. I’ve never driven in snow before so this is very helpful
I’m moving to Minnesota and have been looking at tips a lot. I’ve heard from most people that snow tires are worth switching to in the winter season bc all seasons don’t cut it in the northern winter. I’ve also heard AWD is great, but most people say tires are more important. I’m from STL so we get a decent amount of snow typically, but nothin compared to northern winters. I love the snow though.
Thank you for this, I'm a Calisotan (from cali, live in mn) and appreciate these good reminders. A video idea is if you could go over emergency kits... for in the car fir winter driving, and in homes for storm power outages? 😮
Thanks for this, I didn't know any of it as in my area we only get light frosts. Always been scared I'll have to drive somewhere cold and have no clue what to do!
I have lived in Michigan my whole life. Where I live in Flint is expected like 7 inches of snow. I absolutely hate snow i hate driving in it, I hate snow blowing, the only thing snow and ice is good for is snow days, but since I'm an adult those don't exist. So it serves no purpose to me ....with all that being said this video was awesome and relaxing and full of alot of great tips 😂
What about the first moments after a snowfall to go for a near silent magical walk - that’s the moment I love snow the most. Then it gets all muddy and icy and slushy - yuck. Thanks for watching!! ❄️❄️❄️
I made a video a few months ago with these cars, but I didn't now to sit close to the microphone yet. lol So it's pretty quiet. I have lots more cars around, so I will try to do one soon. Thanks for the idea!
A truck is extra hard to handle. I feel like I remember people putting weight in the beds to give it more equal weight - I don’t know, maybe that not right. Anyway, you got this! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@Nofrillsasmryes that’s exactly right! People buy bags of sand to put in the bed for the extra weight on the axle and if you need to you can cut a bag open and use it for traction
I went to school in Northern England, my Math teacher always counted with Mississippies. Although apparently he did have a wife from Tennessee so perhaps that influenced it.
IMO it should be a mandatory part of your driving test that you know how to control a slide.. On a wet surface at the very least. Its not a difficult thing to learn and it would go a long way
I wish they would take an empty parking lot and throw up a bunch of sprinklers to make a slick surface for practice. That'd be cool. Thanks for the comment!
I've never used snow tire, I bet it's great. I have bought a used car and accidentally ended up driving on some bald tires, that is not great. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
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Thank you for your great advice, especially regarding tailgaters. People can be pushy but it’s not worth letting them pressure you into going faster, especially in dangerous conditions! Also, it’s important to keep cold weather survival gear in your car such as extra layers, hand warmers, and snacks. I’m new to your channel and love your content and how knowledgeable you are about cars:)
Yes! I forgot to say that. Always good to carry some water, food, a thermal blanket, boots, hat, and gloves!
No one has a soft spoken voice as nice as yours and I’ve been watching asmr for years!
Wow, thank you! That is a very kind thing to say and I really appreciate it.
Snow and Ice, the drifting's nice! I drive a Subaru, so anytime there is snow or ice I try to drift corners as much as I can safely lol
You know those people you slide past with the big grins on their faces? I’m one of those 😊❤😂
😂
Linda, this has become one of my favorite channels. I love your content. Keep up the great work
Thank you!! Will do!
You are the master of soft spoken ASMR and it's so natural and effortless. I am new to your channel and love your voice! Thank you and please keep making more of these amazing videos!
Wow! Thank you so much!!
Here in Switzerland almost everybody has 2 set of wheels. In the winter you simply cant drive here without ;)
Switzerland is a place I really want to get to - I bet it’s beautiful there! Thanks for the comment. ❄️
Use snow tires instead of all seasons if you live in a snowy region. Completely worth the hassle of switching in fall and spring. Great tips overall!
Sound advice! Thanks much for watching and commenting!!
13:32 Mark, that happens. Good point.
The trick to driving in winter weather is flooring it everywhere you go so your tires spin faster, it melts the snow on the ashphalt, and you get better traction!!
😅😅
Great advice Linda, if only every driver was as sensible as you our roads would be a lot safer.
There was a time I may have called current me a nerd, but once you have kids your thoughts on safety change. Thanks for much for the comment!
I wish they would present this information in driver's ed down here. I swear people in North Carolina forget how to drive when it rains, let alone when ice falls from the sky.
When I lived in Arizona it hardly rained so when it did the oils that were on the road for months would float to the surface and make super slick spots that cars would slip and slide on - people really couldn’t handle it there. 😂
Wow the little quiet driving bit at the end was so tingly!
I'm so glad. I used to find that occasionally when my sons would quietly drive their cars around the floor. The quiet part didn't happen often though. lol Thanks for watching and commenting!!
i fall asleep to your videos all the time!!! a great quiet rambler. Thanks
Awesome! Thanks!!
This was a really nice video❤️. I’m from Sweden and right now in the North of Sweden they measured -51.7 degrees celsius.
Really? That’s insane cold! Thanks for watching!!
As someone who is from Southern Ontario you being from Michigan I do think we are pros at this. However, I learnt some stuff that i didn’t know either or forget to do.
You do get a feel for it the more you drive in it. If the roads were empty, I'd feel (somewhat) fine about driving, it's the other drivers that worry me!
californian here who has hardly as much as touched snow lol so this was very informative and fun! love the conversational and comfy style of your videos, keep up the awesome stuff :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for the comment too!
I have lived in CA all my life and although a two/three hour drive to snowy mountains, I have never been to or experienced snow! So this is all brand new info to me so thank you. Today before work there was a layer of ice on my windshield and I didn’t know how to handle that 😂 I used rubbing alcohol cuz I seen that on TikTok haha
Was that effective? I've never tried it - I'm not on TikTok (should I be?). Just don't get the alcohol on your car paint - I think that could mess up the clear coat. Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for the advice, I live in Canada and there’s a big snowstorm heading our way too. I just got my license and my first car. I’ve never driven in snow before so this is very helpful
Be careful, go slow - you got this!! Thanks for the comment!
I’m moving to Minnesota and have been looking at tips a lot. I’ve heard from most people that snow tires are worth switching to in the winter season bc all seasons don’t cut it in the northern winter. I’ve also heard AWD is great, but most people say tires are more important. I’m from STL so we get a decent amount of snow typically, but nothin compared to northern winters. I love the snow though.
How hilly is Minnesota? If it's hilly where you're moving, I'd consider both AWD or 4wd and snow tires. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
your collection of cars is great 👍
Thank you 👍
wow, this is perfect timing, just got back to my college and i need to drive in the snow, thanks!
Be careful!! Thanks for watching! ❄️🚘
Be careful!! Thanks for watching! ❄️🚘
Thank you for this, I'm a Calisotan (from cali, live in mn) and appreciate these good reminders. A video idea is if you could go over emergency kits... for in the car fir winter driving, and in homes for storm power outages? 😮
Hi, Emergency kits! That’s a great idea and also something I need to look at - I bet mine are all lost or out of date. Thanks!
Thanks for this, I didn't know any of it as in my area we only get light frosts. Always been scared I'll have to drive somewhere cold and have no clue what to do!
I’m so glad you liked it!! Thanks for the comment!
Greetings from Rincon, Puerto Rico!
Welcome! Thanks for watching!!
Greetings from the Netherlands.
The Netherlands? How cool!
I have lived in Michigan my whole life. Where I live in Flint is expected like 7 inches of snow. I absolutely hate snow i hate driving in it, I hate snow blowing, the only thing snow and ice is good for is snow days, but since I'm an adult those don't exist. So it serves no purpose to me ....with all that being said this video was awesome and relaxing and full of alot of great tips 😂
What about the first moments after a snowfall to go for a near silent magical walk - that’s the moment I love snow the most. Then it gets all muddy and icy and slushy - yuck. Thanks for watching!! ❄️❄️❄️
id love a vid of you showing your car collection
I made a video a few months ago with these cars, but I didn't now to sit close to the microphone yet. lol So it's pretty quiet. I have lots more cars around, so I will try to do one soon. Thanks for the idea!
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Very useful for me 😊 I just bought a 2wd truck (first car, first time driving in the snow) and I live in Wisconsin so it’s gonna be bad 😅
A truck is extra hard to handle. I feel like I remember people putting weight in the beds to give it more equal weight - I don’t know, maybe that not right. Anyway, you got this! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@Nofrillsasmryes that’s exactly right! People buy bags of sand to put in the bed for the extra weight on the axle and if you need to you can cut a bag open and use it for traction
@@bennettautorepairscut it open, right, well that’s smart.
I went to school in Northern England, my Math teacher always counted with Mississippies. Although apparently he did have a wife from Tennessee so perhaps that influenced it.
Very interesting! Thanks for the comment! 💐
Good morning. Great advice. Would you be able to take pictures of your tires and do asmr with them that way, please?
Sorry, I don't have a capabilities to do that. Thanks for watching.
A great video. Very useful reference for young, inexperienced drivers.
"Mississippis" work in Illinois
i am terrified to drive in snow and ice.. i HATE IT. ugh makes me sick! thanks for the advice though
It's never fun. Thanks for watching!!
IMO it should be a mandatory part of your driving test that you know how to control a slide.. On a wet surface at the very least. Its not a difficult thing to learn and it would go a long way
I wish they would take an empty parking lot and throw up a bunch of sprinklers to make a slick surface for practice. That'd be cool. Thanks for the comment!
your wonderful
Thanks! ☺️
You can’t drive anywhere in the winter without studded snow tires in my state
I've never used snow tire, I bet it's great. I have bought a used car and accidentally ended up driving on some bald tires, that is not great. Thanks for watching and commenting!!