Winter Driving Fails Compilation
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- Ultimate Winter Driving Fails Compilation
This winter driving fails compilation contains hand picked video footage from all my years of filming snowstorms and winter weather events. This is a collection of snowstorm struggles, sliding cars, spinouts, spinning tires, snowstorm traffic fails, snow driving fails, pulling cars out in snow, and a whole lot more. Vans stuck in snow, cars stuck in snow, trucks stuck in snow, trucks driving in snow, cars driving in snow, driving in snowstorms, winter driving, its all here. Years of snow driving fails in one big compilation. Enjoy
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Stay at home stupids
That Impala probably burned an entire tank of gas going down that street lmao! 🤣
It’s a caprice
@@ericthesoldier those things are bad ass i still remember when that was the go to cop car back in the 90s in ny
@@ericthesoldier Little Caprice... 😏
At least he or she drives a real car 🤣
Lt1 baby
Impala driver: “0 F’s given, I’m sending it!”
just put her in low gear🤣
A two wheel drive SUV is like a front wheel drive Corvette. Pointless.
That’s only true in bad weather. If it’s dry and you’re towing and/or hauling stuff, RWD is preferable.
@@odom2142 why is that preferable ? You will still have better traction in any situation
That perfectly describes crossover SUVs. x)
I had one for years, was much better than a 2wd sedan. Never got stuck or lost control.
But its still better than you driving your grandmas carolla
Ahhhhh yes it's getting close to that time of year again where almost everyone forgets how to drive in a snowstorm and look stupid when they get stuck
Lmao can even say it when it rains also, see so much brake light when it rain thinking there a police up ahead, nope..just the usual human behavior on the highway
I eventually plan to move up into the rust belt. As someone who has only seen snow 5 times in my life, this is my main concern about the move. Want me to drive in wet conditions and I will get where I need to go. I just don't really know how to handle snow and ice.
or even dont know that there is a thing called Winter tires - in most european countries you have to pay your accident yourself if driven with wrong tires
@@zamonischeswunderrind1353 lol, yeah, I’m not paying $1k for winter tires I’m only using for a single round trip. I have chains.
@@mindyschocolate Well then, have a delightful accident, you absolute ape.
Brings back memories growing up in upstate NY..I DO NOT miss this at all!!!
I can live with a few months of weather up here over the heat and rat race down south !
Why don't you miss it? Driving in the snow is a blast! You can pull sweet drifts guilt free! Lol
So glad I'm retired... now when it snows I just look out the window when I get up and laugh!!
you just need to put on some socks go watch tv and let the young in's deal with the snow old man🤣
Snow isnt that scary come on
@@ah4800 I didn't fear the snow... just the idiots trying to drive in it like it wasn't there...
@@ah4800 yeah it's the people that do not know how to drive that make snow scary cause they go and fuck it all up🤣
@@tubedude54 you one of those people doing 30 under the speed limit in the fast lane? GET OUTTA MY WAY IF YOU CANT DRIVE
I grew up in Ohio near Lake Erie and just having good tires worked while driving there in the snow! I moved to Oregon and used chains or studded tires. For me, snow isn't the issue, its ice that gives me problems. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Usually when it comes to me and some of my family we get all seasons and have them siped and it works pretty well in the bi polar region of Oregon I live at
Born and raised in Buffalo NY, it's amazing how so many people forget how to drive. Tis the season
This is why I always have three things for winter driving: very good tires, a shovel, and a bug bag of sand.
Last year took my 09 malibu to work in a level 3 snow storm. I was an Essential worker. And made it without getting stuck once. Now I got me a 16 ram 1500 4x4 so I'm set for almost anything. If I put a couple hundred pounds in the bed too I'd be even better
@@leematoadgaming4945 I sold my 2001 Ford Ranger 4x4 this summer. I'm going to miss it when it snows.😄
@@bobyoung1698 don't worry it was only a ford ranger 😝
@@leematoadgaming4945 Hey! 😄
@@bobyoung1698 lol
Lol in the first clip, while the others are struggling, the Chevy truck just goes on by like it ain’t no thang. Even stops at the stop sign and goes on.
I love these videos. How are so many people not prepared for snow when you live in Michigan 😂😂
I'm from Michigan, was wondering the same thing.
Because we are from Mi we think we can drive through anything. 😆 😂
Why bother going out into it ?Take the day, relax by the fireplace with a cat curled up on your lap while drinking tea , eating donuts and binge watching the office. ….
you know that UPS driver was havin fun
It's one of those things where the driver needs to put their foot down and say nope not driving in this weather
@@kevinadams5592 or at least demand proper winter tires
I never thought that I would rely on ice tires over snow tires..... bought studded ice tires and run my Subaru crosstrek anywhere . Like a mountain goat. For Alberta Canada winter it’s a must have
Anddd you have a Subaru. That AWD system + Ice Tires, you're well prepared.
Studded tires are illegal in Michigan
@@jamesmann2744 but not in Wisconsin. What I don't understand is people NOT using their 4x4 option.
What are ice tires I heard of snow tires not ice tries
Hi cat & dog lover we have in europe ( sweden)and else were Spike tyres and they are just great but with spikes ^^
I had a cop caprice like that in Alaska.
Did fine with weight in the trunk and good winter tires.
Imagine putting some sort of chains to the tires so that they get more traction! ... WOAH! what a concept! Really revolutionary!
Imagine all FOUR tires moving on the vehicle!
@@lilbill88 4WD cars cost more. Chains are much cheaper.
Problem is they're not always legal in the area you're in. Take Minnesota for example. Chains or studs on the tires are illegal there. Makes 0 sense but I guess they don't want their already crappy roads tore up.
@@jaredecklund4801 You're right. But in all the houndreds of videos I've watched, I've never seen a car with chains on.
Now only if that were legal in Michigan...4wd and snow tires is the best we're allowed here.
Probably a good idea to just stay home safe. Watch a movie, make some coffee and cookies..
what if you have to work you can not do that at all
@@cycologist7069 yeah, I'm a healthcare worker so I have to show up at work, but if I can't drive, they will arrange a ride for me to be picked up. I mean it's an excused absence after we have exhausted all our options...
@UCEnfnPvkYQ6yRlQJUpcM2EQ very true!
Tell that to my boss😅😂
I once lived in a place that snows a fair amount. You can’t avoid work because of the constant snow. You have to be there. There are exceptions but in general you get out of bed and go and better have good winter tires and know how to drive.
That caprice with the posi-trac.
Everybody calling it an impala is whack no f s given
@@imjustryn2eat2 actually it is an impala I can see the badge. I mean they are the same dang car. I think the caprice had the half wheel wells in the back.
@@uberdang830 if you mean at the beginning/in the thumbnail, No, it's a Caprice. Impala was not available in that color. The Caprice had those half wheel wells only for '91/'92.
And 300 hp V8
IMPALA
LOL! Cars absolutely helpless in snow that my Subaru laughs at!
Great cars for the snow! Used to have one until the head gasket blew. Something about the boxer engine I'm told. Not that it happens to all of them, but more than their fair share.
Моntero sport l,ll, lll, Montero, L-200! ;)
Yea till it either blows up or tots away...
@@alansach8437 it's something to do with the gasket itself. It tends to be a problem on NA EJ engines and not so much turbo ones, despite there being boost in those. They use different gaskets.
My 07 Taurus is a beast in the snow. No traction control and she gets through better than a lot of Awd vehicles. Also you have to know what you are doing as well. Stay safe out there
One winter in Erie PA taught me a lot about driving in snow. Not a whole lot different than driving on Florida sandy beaches except ice is way more slick
haha i live there and it gets crazy
that lake effect snow is no joke lol
Get snow tires folks...
First thing you do I'm a snow storm if you don't want to get stuck, turn off traction control!
My wife last winter told her boss to turn off traction control in the snow. When he was complaining about how easy his vehicle gets stuck in the snow. Next day he told her that it was the best advice he ever got.
Depends on the vehicle and situation sometimes traction works better for my truck and other times you need to turn it off and spin them babies
And just SEND IT!
And if you use chains make sure they are on the drive wheels. I dont know how many times ive seen front wheel drive cars with chains on the rear tires🤦
@@icxraza8815 😂
I love these videos - But can you image, someone standing 3ft from your front tire just recording it spinning lol
Im sure it was her husband giving her a hard time lol
Lol
I love the train of thought where the car only needs to get going, once it's going forward it'll surely brake and turn fine.
That's what puts 4x4s in the ditch.
@@DamnedSillyLol yeah, that's why I laugh when a big 4x4 pulls up next to me at a light and takes off aggressively on snowy roads. I know that my small AWD with winter tires can outhandle them on bad roads, but I just continue to drive carefully at a safe speed.
I drove a FWD Prius for three years... live in northern New England. Never got stuck and drove in blizzards every winter. Most with more snow than the ground clearance of the vehicle. I've watched all types of drives get stuck. It's just a matter of awareness and understanding versus stupidity and the belief that the vehicle can handle it.
It looks like most of these people land in the second category. Takes the fun out of driving in this weather when they hold everyone else up.
Is it bad tires?
@@zzoinks yeah, bad tires will cause it. I got stuck in the snow once in my Subaru cuz my tires were shit. I bought brand new tires and 2 weeks later we had a huge snow storm. The car drove thru it like it was a sunny day. Tires have a huge impact
We are all very proud of you
I had a 1993 chevy caprice. I put two bags of traction sand in the trunk during winter and never got stuck in the snow.
Having recently moved from Vancouver Island with little snow, to Alberta with lots of snow, I cannot be happier with my car choice after moving. I got a 2010 Ford Fusion AWD and put some Continental 7's on it and my god the things damn near unstoppable! I'm taking off from hilly intersections with absolutely no slipping, while trucks and other cars are sliding and taking a good 5+ seconds to get traction to move. Haven't had a single problem yet, even plowing through patches of snow in the driveway.
meh my car does well consider summer tires and rear wheel drive made my boss shit himself when I show up for work when others with winter tires call in, they cannot get in due to the snow even though they have winter tires and I don't🤣
I'm so glad that I live in a part of texas that only gets that hellish white stuff one week out of the year... omgggg. We get plenty of warning, shelves become bare from Walmart-711-liquor stores and we just set up shop at home for the week.
Great video makes me miss Wisconsin moved to Texas when I was 14 back in 79
4x4 is no good without the right tyres and spinning driving wheels is also pointless .
Sliding UPS truck : expect delays on Christmas orders.
If it's snowing this hard, stay to hell home.
Blizzak snow tires, they are made with anti-freeze compounds in the rubber , awesome for conditions 30 degrees and below.
I never understand nor will I ever understand why people slam on the brakes when they're sliding. That just slides them into more trouble rather than trying to get traction to get out of trouble.
When sliding no brakes no gas just steer in the direction you wanna go locking the brakes up removes all steering control and accelerating too
because its a long ingrained habit, this pedal go, this pedal stop
I've lived in the Northeast US for over a decade of driving, i know keeping the wheels spinning is going to do more good, I still find myself standing on the breaks in the real shitty conditions
Guilty!!! It was a knee jerk reactions and I should have known better😡
It's because that's usually the wise thing to do (because ABS is a thing). In some situations, it can be very dangerous, hence why you should never take that risk in snowy weather. People are taught to hold their brakes and let ABS do the work but either forget or aren't aware that that often doesn't work in the snow (it usually does though, which can fool people into a false sense of security).
same thing if your back end starts to slide out.. hitting the brakes will just further put you in tail spin
"I don't need 4wd and snow tires are a ripoff ".
Snow isnt good
@@jackbeedle2956 O..... really ? I'm hoping for a decent snow to test out my new snow tires. I'll go try slowly climbing steeper and steeper hills in 2wd until forward progress becomes impossible and I need to use 4wd to continue climbing. I'll also get an idea of my new snow tires breaking capabilities at a slow speed on the way down.
Just a set of cheap snow chains solves most of these problems. Depending on conditions sometimes you slide even with snow tires.
Chains FTW.
I wonder how many in this video were cruisin with all season tires.
That Toyota with the snow in the bed looks like it’s about to break in half 🤣
He did a good job
People just suck driving on snow/ice.... I’ve gotten around with snow tires on a 2wd ranger.... it’s all in how you judge the road and drive your car/truck.
From what I can see, most of the cars getting stuck use either summer tires or all season tires. None are especially good in these conditions.
You can rock all season they are made for snow but suck on ice. So if you’re going to rock all season all year you need to learn some winter driving skills because you will need it.
Sadly, most of these drivers wouldn't benefit from 4WD, AWD or simply snow tires. These are people who white knuckle it driving in a light rain.
Can't believe how well I've done in winter with a fwd. Never really had these issues.
that's because whatever brand tires your buying have a lot of bite in the snow in winter simple just stick with em no matter what if they work don't try something else as you might end up with these kinds of issues in winter starting up with a different type of tire on your car in winter
Winter snow tires on a front wheel drive car will simply amaze you. They go pretty damn well.
because you and your engine are at the front, once you get moving try not stop
im doing fwd right now and slicks in the rain and a stop sign out of my block got me to understand engine break
I love all the videos. Awesome job both of y'all. 💜❤️💜
I live in the sticks of Upstate NY near Lake Ontario and Lake Erie and believe me untreated roads are never fun to drive even if you have snow tires, FWD, AWD, or 4x4. In bad winter weather. You need the mentally that you're learning how to drive all over again.
Snowy roads are A LOT of fun if you can actually drive..
Jesus, Living in Maine my entire 40 years of life, I laugh so hard at watching these drivers try to drive in the snow, it's so fucking hilarious 😂
Shouldnt it be common sense, that spinning wheels full throttle while you arent moving at all will only dig you deeper in to the snow and polish the ground even more slippery? Apparently not
My uncle who lives in California and has never seen temperatures below 50, let alone snow, came out to Colorado to visit one year and got stuck in two inches of snow. Some folks just aren’t conditioned to drive in snow.
Snowbelt in NY here and I agree with how funny it is.
@@brimstonethewolf2020 Most aren't, even the one's that have grown up in it.
Canadian here, it's cute how little snow people are getting stuck in lol
Honestly, in snowy conditions, the only thing I’m typically concerned about is other drivers.
I’ve owned everything from a Camaro and RX-8 to a Grand Prix to my current car, an Impreza. Over two decades of driving and I have never hung any of them up in the snow, and there are three reasons for that:
1) My vehicles were properly maintained and mechanically sound.
2) I took manual control of the transmission and keep it locked in the middle gear. This helped prevent wheel spin and also prevents having to use the brake as often.
3) If the thought of driving in a certain storm put me on edge, I didn’t drive unless it was absolutely necessary.
I just got my first car and it snowed up in the mountains so I decided to go drive through to get some experience and In certain points the road was frozen solid, it was pretty fun and surprisingly easy to keep control, I only panicked when I turned around and had to make it up a hill that was half frozen but my Jetta made it up no problem
In WV, it's common to have hills that are too steep to drive on in even low gear without using the brakes. Some go downhill for miles, and sliding off the road puts you over a cliff or into water. And they're curvy. Fun (sarcasm).
@@ShadoeLandman Being from MD, I’ve heard many a story about WV roads. I definitely do not envy you.
allot of people dont know there strengths and weaknesses of there vechiles. I have only ever gotten stuck 2 times. both trying to get out of my driveway after the snowplows came by.
@@nighthawksim6675 Bottomed out, eh?
Being from Michigan, it’s astounding how many people think it’s a good idea to go out when it’s an absolute blizzard out knowing the risks, ESPECIALLY in sedans thinking they’ll do just fine 😅
what can I say man, some people just REALLY need their Dunkin Fix in the morning :D
Pure Michigan
I was just watching winter driving videos ( i live in the dead center of Vermont. It gets bad here)
I drove for USPS for 4 years. never been stuck or missed a day. yesterday I bought a 95 Impala SS and cant believe It was the first car in this video, Definitely a sign. thats my new winter car lol
Good for you, Jack! 😉🍻
It's all about the tires! Front wheel drive is amazing with the right rubbers!
@@timothysharonpierce9503 RWD is even better with the right rubber!
Thank you for posting this. My current job requires that I be there in all weather and hoping to not have to drive in a severe snow or ice.
Get a Subaru & Snow tires.... good to go
@@onenikkione I agree, subarus are great in snow. Plus a good set of snow tires like Bridgestone Blizzaks
@@onenikkioneYeah Subarus are great, but the winter tires are the icing on the cake. My last vehicle, an AWD Sportage, did well with winter tires. I would never buy another KIA though, but that is a different story. Now I have a Mazda AWD with Blizzak ws90s.
Boy did you pick the right spots!
I run Bridgestone Blizzaks on my AWD Escape. They handle both ice and snow beautifully. I live in the Sierras BTW...
Reason on November 1st, I always put my winter tires on, a shovel, two bags of sand (for weight and extra traction so I can spread it in case of) and a set of kleets
You guys should come to Finland and learn how to drive on snow and ice. Finland is a nordic country and i have never seen slipping and sliding like that in winter time!!
You guys know how to make winter tyres, I love my Nokians!
I’ve been driving in the snow belt in Canada for almost 50 years and for at least 30 of those have been driving on Nokian tires in the winter… on all four corners. I drive around idiots like the ones shown in this video. The Fins know how to make the best winter tires money can buy.
I live in the snowiest metropolitan area in the US and did my first winter with RWD on factory all-seasons, never got stuck... I'm not impressed
It's so funny how people forget how to drive in the snow only in 8 months every year 🤣🤣 thats how it is in Michigan lol
Every winter here in Michigan lol. I have a 4 wheel drive truck for this reason.
Had a 98 Pontiac Bonneville that handled snow like a champ!
Had 04 Pontiac Grand Am drove in the snow just fine with traction off.
😂😂 Here in Finland we have winter tires. No problems👍
and snow socks don't forget about snow socks🤣
They were persistent as hell though
Tire chains. We used em at Dish here in PA. Never got stuck, slid or got into trouble. Loved em.
They are good if you don’t have winter tires. Winter tires and you can just drive normally outside of longer braking distance.
0:35 Bubble Chevy Caprice knows how to handle it! Schooled that 2wd Tracker hard. LOL!
Maybe had the car in L 2 , an automatic it supposedly has more traction on the front tires, I'm not a mechanic, just sayin
If you can't drive on dry roads, STAY off the wet ones!
Just refusing to straighten that wheel out or turn into the slide. Arg! The rules of physics change for a car on ice.
I like how a lot of them are driving even faster than they normally would
9:02 You take what you have, when the plow truck has not arrived. 😀😂🤣😅😆😉
Man wish we got snow like that. Have had a good snow in years. We just keep getting pitiful dustings
I am impressed and also a bit sad to see the stupidity. It seems like most cars in this video is using summer tires, or at best, friction tires of poor quality.
I drove with summer tires for 250 km due to a weather surprise in Sweden a month or two back. It was a horrible experience, really horrendous. We are always using the winter tires, often with studs from november/december to late, mars/april - even in the south of Sweden. The northern part is likely to use them longer.
Love winter tires with studs. AWD and good tires makes all the conditions showed in this video a complete piece of cake.
Suggestion: Invest in good tires as some of these videos show crashes for 1000ths of dollars..
Great videos, thanks for not describing in caption what we all just watched. So many are doing that now, so happy to have found your site.
Good job Chuck! Hugs from Grand Blanc...
Winter tires - available everywhere but in America :)
perfect comment!!!
All season radials do not equal snow tires.
Wow, great video! Thank you for sharing!
That caprice was sippin a snow slushy
I am STILL waiting for our first appreciable snow. I have my winter beater 1988 GMC S 15 Jimmy with 4 WD, 4 GNARLY ASS studded tires, 180 pounds of sand over the rear axle, HD tow strap, FRONT AND REAR DASH CAMS, coal shovel (and if you are not from back east you won't know what that is), warning lights, extra pair of electric socks and a spare pair of winter boots, a -30 degree sleeping bag and nuts and dried fruit and candy and Power Aid, extra gloves and just for shits and grins a GOOD set of chains. I can't wait to go out and about and pull these hick cowboys with their fancy schmancy $70,000 purdy pick ups and their ALL SEASON TIRES out of a ditch. I hope to have some great videos this year. THINK SNOW.
Same here! I love it and here in Western Ny we normally have a bunch by now. A a couple inches so far this year. It’s like spring weather here today.
@@mychannel6718 Meanwhile in north Idaho we've gotten more snow in the past three weeks than we've gotten in the previous three years.
just don't keep the nuts, fruit & candy in your car as it will freeze and attract mice/rats
@@onenikkione I have some HD rat poison.
The next few days should be interesting where I live. We're supposed to get a big snowstorm and many of us were not able to get winter tires due to the rubber shortages. And it's steep and curvy here. Gonna be cars skating all over the place.
Be safe!!
So how did it go?
@@PradedaCech I don't really remember, because it was almost a year ago, but I'm still alive so I guess things worked out.
Stuck on flat street! Stay home or get wintertires!😂😂
About 2 years ago, I bought a Used Subaru Impreza. We had 9 inches of snow and this thing went through it like a tank, No spinning at all. I stopped in our road that wasn't plowed, Started off without a problem. I won't buy a car unless it is AWD or 4X4. It's Amazing
Welcome to annual summer tires convention
Winter driving can be dangerous
Oh I can’t wait for some snow!! Last year we didn’t get much here in Iowa and I sure hope we get a shit ton this year!! Bring on the snow!! 😅
When I first got married, we only had one car, so I left it for the Wife, and I rode my 175 Yamaha duel sport back and forth to work. This was in Klamath Falls, Oregon, and it snowed a lot there. I got pretty good at riding on ice covered roads. I had to watch out for the idiots though. I had an ace up my sleeve though, because I was so maneuverable. I have been known to move over to the sidewalk to get out of the way of a sliding idiot. I was 19 years old, and bullet proof, like most 19 year olds. I have always loved driving on stick roads, and I now live in Idaho, and we get our share of snow covered roads. I still, to this day, enjoy driving on slick roads, and I am now 75 years old. I still ride dirt bikes too, but not so much in the winter. LOL
As a teenager I built some studded tires for my motorcycle and was pulling my friends up and down our street. The 3 speed transmission helped.
Thank God I'm not the only one that gets their vehicle stuck in the snow ❄️❄️❄️
Why?
Trust me, there are thousands and many more thousands of drivers out there just like you.
These driving mistake videos usually stress me out to no end as a driver. These ones, though, make me cackle in enjoyment.
Watching this video to remind myself to buy snow tires
Thats the time when the automatic transmission really sucks. With a manual gearbox you have much better feel and control how to apply the power.
But in general, winter weather just sucks. Especially if you have to perform in a job. I always feel sorry for the poor UPS guys, truckers and so on. They are expected to carry on whatever happens. I had a job like that as well, thank god I'm retired now. So if it snows now, I just turn around in bed and sleep a bit longer. :)
Pop my subaru into first gear and it will claw itself out of anything
Im surprised that the UPS driver, didn't have chains on his tires. Seems it would make his job a little easier.
those trucks usually have duals
Last i heard ups doesn't like tire chains
heck with this! if we get a crazy winter where l live, im buying tank treads n slappin em on my old chevy.
When it is snowy, flooring the gas is the LAST thing you do. You will only make the situation worse. Slow and steady win the race. Also, the brake is not always your friend. Easing up on the brake is often the ONLY way to stop.
There is a reason winter tires exist🙈
dude in the caprice handled it
They can go through snow real good actually, it is stopping and corners that are really hard.
Grew up out in the country on a farm. Back then there was no front wheel drive. Sometime in November every year people just put winter tires on their cars. This was before radial tires so Retread or Recapped winter tires were very popular, and they held up very well back then. A local tire shop sold these retread winter tires that had sawdust mixed into the rubber during the retreading process and my dad always bought them. Many people complained that they wore out faster then ones without the sawdust. But as my dad always said what is the use in having a long lasting tire that does not work as well as one that does a better job of keeping you from getting stuck even if it does not last as long.
The guy at the 9:50 mark said f* this I'm going back home! 😂
As a Canadian, I simply can't fathom how this happens each year (the drivers), because I know snow happens each year. If I ad a car, it would have roll up sand channels and chains in addition to a shovel. Cars often get into tricky spots, but I prefer to be able to get out of them too.
LOL....IF you had a car? .......Ok then
@@jodyhahn825 ya if I had a car. I don't need one. Maybe you've never met someone that simply doesn't need one.
That’s why Canadians get stuck all the time?
8mm snow chains would do nicely for most of this.
Running basic bog standard tyres in these conditions they're bound to struggle!
Gotta be worth it using chains to keep you moving in the 'worse affected areas'.
Get a grip guys!
Studded winter tires will do just fine. I've driven in conditions like these for 34 years and I've never had any problems to speak of. Winter tires without studs would also be just fine, as long as it isn't "all season".
I'm a truckdriver by trade and on those there are no studs.
Chains and studded tires are illegal in Michigan
SNOW TIRES !!!!!.
Chains and studded tire are illegal in Ct. in the old days we used chains before the law changed.
Bring on the snow - and send me some popcorn 🤣😂🤣😂
Im running Blizzak ws90s this winter on my new vehicle. On my last vehicle I ran Michelin x-ice and those were solid too.
1 mile per gallon spinning wheels the entire time lol.
Such a winter would be nice in Germany.
A winter like this is hardly a problem here in Germany. 90 percent of the drivers here know how to behave in such weather. Even then, all-season tires or winter tires are required by law, and in some areas even snow chains. Privately, I only got stuck once, on a private path that had not been cleared. Not even with my company car.
Just love watching 2wd n da snow its a fun spinning time.
My Subaru would eat that snow for breakfast & ask for seconds!
Subaru is my number 1 vehicle for winters. My number 2 is Audi. Anything else is just plain stupid.
@@redmr2na 💯💯💯💯💯💯
The ups driver:
If I don't deliver all of these packages I'll get fired, management don't care about road conditions or safety.
Correct. Business goes on in such states. The world can't stop in a snow storm. Get out of bed and go deliver. If its your own car you better make sure you have winter tires and know how to drive.
@@jkeelsnc
Yes, slow down don't tailgate and turn your headlights on.
@@nickhill8612 Exactly.
@@jkeelsnc
And soon the madness will start again.
0:10 Why the hell do they have so much throttle when they're driving? It is better to keep even gas and try not to slip, because then they lose all grip as in the video. 🤷♂🤦♂
Psychology. These are the same sorts of idiots that drive faster in the rain because they don't want to get wet, despite the fact it's the car getting soaked.
Actually there's a reason it works, because the tire is spinning fast enough to eject the snow from the treads instead of turning into an ice doughnut.
A number of core examples of the Darwin effect of all season tires
Except for the Chevy caprice
I lived in western new york for over 50 yrs. Driving a chevy nova 2wd give yourself distance when you follow and keep your speed down