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      11-24-2023, 07:05 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by TheMidnightNarwhal View Post
Got to remember though safety driving is not just about being able to move, it's also about stopping and not sliding for meters and meters when you have to brake quickly.
Yes, snows have shorter stopping distances in snow than all seasons. I know the difference, having run snows one winter and all seasons the next, and that for the M5 I have 3 sets of wheels to swap among, as I find the need. Snows are a compromise also — soft, jiggly, poor handling, less stable at high speed, and that is for performance snows. Much of the time, however, I find that compromise is not needed because there is not much snow on the road. Maybe I don’t live in as harsh a climate as you — I am in NH.
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