Let it snow
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From: Ephrata, PA, USA now. Originally from the UK
How do you mean "I can't wait"? Mine stays in doors when the snow comes. I don't have snow tires. Even if I did, it would still be in the garage. It's not 'how your car deals with the snow'. It's the other road users you have to be wary of when they drift into your lane from the other direction or into your lane from a side road because they could not stop in the snow. Then there are the drivers who THINK they have the time to get across your road, only to find their wheels spinning as they block your lane side on. It's not the snow so much that bothers me, it's the icy tarmac under the snow that can become a big problem. Anyway I say Good Luck to you. you will most certainly need it driving in Jersey the 'fender bender capital of the States'. lol..
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How do you mean "I can't wait"? Mine stays in doors when the snow comes. I don't have snow tires. Even if I did, it would still be in the garage. It's not 'how your car deals with the snow'. It's the other road users you have to be wary of when they drift into your lane from the other direction or into your lane from a side road because they could not stop in the snow. Then there are the drivers who THINK they have the time to get across your road, only to find their wheels spinning as they block your lane side on. It's not the snow so much that bothers me, it's the icy tarmac under the snow that can become a big problem. Anyway I say Good Luck to you. you will most certainly need it driving in Jersey the 'fender bender capital of the States'. lol..