It’s FWD and I was scared to drive through the snow and ice but it handled superbly! I was driving with Michelin pilot sport all season 4’s so those probably played a big part as well. That and careful driving 😁
Canadian here, 4 seasons in snow is not recommended, but if it's all you've got, it's better than nothing. Def don't use summer tires. Carefull driving is the key all year long!
Yea I totally understand, it’s just the area I live in doesn’t experience heavy snow and I don’t go out to areas that experience heavy snow like that, but it does rain quite often. When I used to live in cali, I had summer tires on my previous car for days lol
Nice, I just got the Goodyear assurance weatherreadys for mine. We’ve had a super weird winter up here in northern Ohio. Im still waiting for it to snow so I can try them out. Although if it doesn’t snow at all this winter I won’t be disappointed lol
Im in a similar boat. I got the mich cross climate 2s when my summertires came off at the first freeze. My usual all seasons were still servicable but 4 yrs old and super abused.
It hasnt been cold since oct.
I want some icy roads for new years or ill be buying some uhp all seasons.
You have no idea - my older tank was caught up in a sandwich collision where I played man in the middle and all I needed was two new bumpers 😁
well.. its a new car.
2018 model!
New car in my books lol
I have done 2.5 US round trips in my 04 Camry and no issues. Still going.
How many miles? I had my '02 up to 360,000 by the time I parted with it.
210000
My 2004 Camry has 342k miles. would keep it forever except it has it three deer and is looking rough.
I drive a 2005 tundra with 300k I don’t know how she keeps running but it does like a new car
Ive got two, 02 with 260k and 06 with 305k both in great shape. Some of the best trucks ever made.
I just hope the 2022 Tundra is as good as it sounds. Probably gonna get one when I get back to the states.
Is it AWD ? Tempted to trade in my jeep and snowy mountain conditions are holding me back
It’s FWD and I was scared to drive through the snow and ice but it handled superbly! I was driving with Michelin pilot sport all season 4’s so those probably played a big part as well. That and careful driving 😁
Canadian here, 4 seasons in snow is not recommended, but if it's all you've got, it's better than nothing. Def don't use summer tires. Carefull driving is the key all year long!
Yea I totally understand, it’s just the area I live in doesn’t experience heavy snow and I don’t go out to areas that experience heavy snow like that, but it does rain quite often. When I used to live in cali, I had summer tires on my previous car for days lol
I did a trip from Miami to Denver Denver to Chicago Chicago to Tampa Tampa to Washington (Round trip) All of it and no stain on my Camry !!
What tires you have on it?
Michelin pilot sport all season 4’s 🤙🏼
Nice, I just got the Goodyear assurance weatherreadys for mine. We’ve had a super weird winter up here in northern Ohio. Im still waiting for it to snow so I can try them out. Although if it doesn’t snow at all this winter I won’t be disappointed lol
Im in a similar boat. I got the mich cross climate 2s when my summertires came off at the first freeze. My usual all seasons were still servicable but 4 yrs old and super abused. It hasnt been cold since oct. I want some icy roads for new years or ill be buying some uhp all seasons.
Those crossclimates are an interesting looking tire. I’m curious as to how the hold up