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Old 01-31-2012, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by TwinsPoppa View Post
Summer tires + decent snow = Even on a flat terrain probably can't even move and if you someohow got any momentum - now way to stop or steer. Accident waiting to happen for sure.

35 degree incline + all ice = Forget about it, I don't care what kind of tires or what vehicle you have.

I know OP probably didn't mean an incline completely covered in an ice sheet. I just want to underline the foolishness of trying something challenging without at least the proper tires. Its asking for guaranteed trouble/disaster.

Rant over. Off my soapbox now.
LOL yea. A complete sheet of ice is asking for trouble. I'm sure he probably meant spotty ice / compact snow. Yea 30 deg incline is no joke with ice.

Studded tires though, that a different story.

The OPs questions, as far as the car being capable, it is. It is really a function of tires though with the ice.
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