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Not sure where you live but winter is 5 months long here. So definitely long enough that it affects the decision of buying a vehicle. If i were to buy a tesla and park it all winter then i would be stupid to not wait an additional month or more until the salt is off the roads. That means 50k...

Also, I know i used the example of going to work, but back to my original post - my actual concern comes down to traction on snow and ice covered hills in my driveway, im not worried much at all about highway braking/turning/going in ditch

assume identical tires on both to take the tire variable out. Im questioning the vehicle not the tire or clearance

Imagine this - the roads are covered with several inches of snow,(no not a foot of snow or anything crazy where clearance would be an issue) would you be more comfortable getting in a 4wd pickup and drive to work or your M3? Assume good all terrain tires

Imagine this - the roads are covered with several inches of snow,(no not a foot of snow or anything crazy where clearance would be an issue) would you be more comfortable getting in a 4wd pickup and drive to work or your M3? Assume good all terrain tires

Sweet thanks, feedback from someone else in northern wisconsin is great!

You’ve used both ? Who makes them?

Great, thanks! I love my blizzaks i have now. Beyond a shadow of a doubt the best snow tires ive used.

Gotchya. I figured the traction on the AWD would be pretty great with the right tires but didnt want to jump to conclusions. Thanks!

But what kind of tires are you using?

Anyone have testimonies on model 3 winter performance with winter tire setup? Looking to buy one but have a driveway im concerned about - over 1/2 mile long with bad hills in Wisconsin that can be glare ice at times. Would have to have similar traction to a 4wd pickup with good winter tires on...