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winter socks vs winter tyres

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  • #52
    headstar23
    Registered Users Posts: 18 ✭headstar23


    Hey Nissan Doctor maybe i should have been clearer but even still 'seriously' was a bit harsh!We all dont know everything and surely thats why 'Boards.ie' was created? Anyway, I meant the difference in them when driving in the snow. I know how they drive the car but what happens when driving in the snow depending on the drive of your car!?
    Thanks CiniO i'll check that out about my car so!


  • #53
    Nissan doctor
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,223 ✭✭✭Nissan doctor


    headstar23 wrote: »
    Hey Nissan Doctor maybe i should have been clearer but even still 'seriously' was a bit harsh!We all dont know everything and surely thats why 'Boards.ie' was created? Anyway, I meant the difference in them when driving in the snow. I know how they drive the car but what happens when driving in the snow depending on the drive of your car!?
    Thanks CiniO i'll check that out about my car so!


    I apologise, the 'seriously' comment was ment as I though you were litterally asking what was fwd/rwd etc i.e, because the explaination is in their description.

    As for the differences in driving on snow... to put it a short as possible, for driving on normal snow covered roads, 4wd best, fwd a close second and rwd a very distant third.

    What car have you got? Unless you have a large 4x4(landcruiser/pathfinder/pajero etc) then there is no facility to do anything about what WD your car is.


  • #54
    headstar23
    Registered Users Posts: 18 ✭headstar23


    Nissan doctor wrote: »
    I apologise, the 'seriously' comment was ment as I though you were litterally asking what was fwd/rwd etc i.e, because the explaination is in their description.

    As for the differences in driving on snow... to put it a short as possible, for driving on normal snow covered roads, 4wd best, fwd a close second and rwd a very distant third.

    What car have you got? Unless you have a large 4x4(landcruiser/pathfinder/pajero etc) then there is no facility to do anything about what WD your car is.

    Apology accepted thanks!get where the confusion was. I drive a Ssangyong Actyon which caused so much trouble last year. I know there is an option to change the drive on the Rexton and the buttons are actually on the dash of the Actyon but they are not in use so thats why I was wondering if a garage can do it!


  • #55
    Nissan doctor
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,223 ✭✭✭Nissan doctor


    headstar23 wrote: »
    Apology accepted thanks!get where the confusion was. I drive a Ssangyong Actyon which caused so much trouble last year. I know there is an option to change the drive on the Rexton and the buttons are actually on the dash of the Actyon but they are not in use so thats why I was wondering if a garage can do it!

    If yours has no buttons for selectable 4wd then yours is the 2wd model:(


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