There needs to be a Sedan version of the 5th gen
#16
Re: I don't care, I still prefer RWD in the snow...
Originally posted by WERM
I think part of the hysteria exists because mostly sports cars and "no weight on the back" 2WD pickups are the only things left RWD anymore - and they have always been the worst in snow - even back when everything else was RWD too.
I think part of the hysteria exists because mostly sports cars and "no weight on the back" 2WD pickups are the only things left RWD anymore - and they have always been the worst in snow - even back when everything else was RWD too.
#18
Camaro on stock tires in the winter is a bad idea. It is very easy for it to get stuck in the most laughable conditions. Tires are wide, the tread isn't designed for snow, it's light in the back, etc, etc...
BUT. Get winter tires (such as Michelin Pilot Alpin, or Blizzak), and you will see a whole world of difference. While it's not like a 4x4, it is very amazing, and in fact its traction is better than FWD vehicle with all-season tires.
Redzed - don't know what you mean that it's hard to find winter tires for the Camaro. 225/55-R16 is the perfect size - it's slightly narrower (to cut through snow), and is widely available.
BUT. Get winter tires (such as Michelin Pilot Alpin, or Blizzak), and you will see a whole world of difference. While it's not like a 4x4, it is very amazing, and in fact its traction is better than FWD vehicle with all-season tires.
Redzed - don't know what you mean that it's hard to find winter tires for the Camaro. 225/55-R16 is the perfect size - it's slightly narrower (to cut through snow), and is widely available.
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