bootlegga bootlegga:
DrCaleb DrCaleb:
I love winter. And Edmonton streets are why I drive an F-150 with winter tires.
I backed into my parking spot at work - the lot being remarkabally empty - and kept creeping up till my back wheels touched the concrete barricade . . .but ended up fully in the alley. hehehe. THe snow is packed there fully 24" and covering the barricade. I don't know how anyone drives a car. I don't know how I used to get by driving a car!
My Jetta (equipped with winter tires) does fine in this weather, but everyone else with trucks/SUVs usually cause deep ruts (because of the weight and tire size of the vehicle) that make it a lot more difficult for me to travel on unplowed roads. I have to admit it would be nice to have another inch or two of clearance under the car's chassis.
Still, I haven't gotten stuck yet. * knocks on wood *
Ask ur dealer, they may have something.
When I ordered my Octavia, I got whtas called a 'bad road kit'
longer stiffer shocks, and a plate under the engine bay to keep stuff out.
My car sits an inch higher than others.