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Old 09-04-2008, 07:04 PM
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There is NO was in hell I am running mine in the winter. These look to be scary in the snow. I LOVE the summer grip. I will be picking up a set of winter wheels for the cold months. I also live in VA and we do get a little snow.

I have been on Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD's in the snow....never again, not worth hurting someone else. It's not the going, it's the stopping and turning that is the problem. Yes I do know how to drive in the snow, grew up in NY and have many seasons on the snow.

This X5 will get in the snow, but not with the Vredestein's
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