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I learned -- do not use Continental runflat tires in the snow. After the collision, someone told me that runflats are not supposed to be used when temperature is less than 32 F. Expensive POS.
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Wow. A Volvo? Dem ain't cheap! I knew a fella once that lived on the top of this very steep hill. He had a great view, but getting up to and down from his house was a tricky proposition. Not only was his drive very steep, but it was gravel and had a 90* turn in it. One day, as he was navigating his very steep driveway, his truck started sliding, ended up sliding sideways, and finally rolled over a few times til it came to rest at the bottom of the hill. No injuries, but his truck was totalled. At the time, I had an '85 E350 church type van that I thought for sure would do the same thing every time I went to visit him.
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Wow. A Volvo? Dem ain't cheap! I knew a fella once that lived on the top of this very steep hill. He had a great view, but getting up to and down from his house was a tricky proposition. Not only was his drive very steep, but it was gravel and had a 90* turn in it. One day, as he was navigating his very steep driveway, his truck started sliding, ended up sliding sideways, and finally rolled over a few times til it came to rest at the bottom of the hill. No injuries, but his truck was totalled. At the time, I had an '85 E350 church type van that I thought for sure would do the same thing every time I went to visit him.
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