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I am 8 miles south or Cincinnati, Ohio in Florence Kentucky. Over the last couple of days we received 16 inches of snow and ice. I would like to say that the 2001 A4WD EB Exby did awesome in the terrible road conditions.
I'm a bit North of you, up on the lake in Avon west of Cleveland. I took this picture Christmas morning. It was a blast driving in that stuff, but clearing the driveway took forever!
I am 8 miles south or Cincinnati, Ohio in Florence Kentucky. Over the last couple of days we received 16 inches of snow and ice. I would like to say that the 2001 A4WD EB Exby did awesome in the terrible road conditions.
We had a blast in the 20inches north of Dayton back then.
I took this ice fishing at Lake of the Prairies (central Manitoba, Canada) on Dec. 26, 2004. Received 34 inches of snow in 2 days. Temperature was -20 celsius (-4 F). My Expy was a blast to plow thru the snow in!
What tires are you using SMIGGS. I find my '03 w/Conti's useless in the snow in Northern Ontario. Anything more then 4 inches of snow and it is all over the road in 4WD.
They are Goodyear Wranglers. I think they came from the factory with these tires. It was light snow.
I'm running factory equipment Goodyear RT/S tires too. Have no problem with snow 24" or less. Any deeper than 24" the truck seems to get hi-centered and bog down but I think that has little if nothing to do with the tires.... This thing is a family car, not a tank
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