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But going forward, having a set of CC2 available looks like a nice option especially Nov and March/Apr time when variable temperature extremes. But will they be to replace the PS4's (?) or the Sottozeros? On a steep hill with snow for a few days every 2-3 years, I would be loathed to get rid of full winters.
How much can I ask for them ? What would be the best place to sell them?
"Our climate" varies quite a lot in the UK.for our climate
You're missing my point. In parts of Scotland (and probably other places in the UK) there are areas that would benefit more from winter tyres than all-seasons. All seasons are a good compromise for large parts for the UK, but not everywhere.Hence all seasons!
Here it’s more the odd day to get up the hill when it’s just started to snow and the roads haven’t been cleared
That's great to know we will have more people on the CC2 now. Real feedback from real usage is going to be invaluable.
If it’s that bad, I’d get some snow socks, just in case?They clear your roads of snow in Scotland! I have to go out and do ours. Usually after some car spinning it’s wheels has melted the top layer and compacted it to ice.
In the past we have had the odd occasion that we needed to abandon the car at the foot of the road. I wasn’t happy doing that with a 12 year old VW let alone our Tesla - hence wanting winter tyres to give us a fighting chance of getting the car safely back on the drive.
They clear your roads of snow in Scotland! I have to go out and do ours. Usually after some car spinning it’s wheels has melted the top layer and compacted it to ice.
In the past we have had the odd occasion that we needed to abandon the car at the foot of the road. I wasn’t happy doing that with a 12 year old VW let alone our Tesla - hence wanting winter tyres to give us a fighting chance of getting the car safely back on the drive.
No you don't get it. You're still treating Scotland as having the same weather throughout the country. It varies considerably in different parts of the country. The East coast is (in my humble Western opinion) significantly colder than the West. The North East is Baltic - almost literally I'm sure there are parts of the rest of UK that are the same.No I get it, I am from Scotland and we do get a fair bit of snow. I still do think all seasons will be ok for most of us.
I come from Bavaria originally and there we definitely needed winter tyres. I recall a particular drive to Vienna in -25 degree in a complete white out and snow covering on the motorway higher than the car clearance. A FWD Golf with winter tyres coped perfectly.
Here it’s more the odd day to get up the hill when it’s just started to snow and the roads haven’t been cleared.
It varies considerably in different parts of the country. The East coast is (in my humble Western opinion) significantly colder than the West. The North East is Baltic - almost literally I'm sure there are parts of the rest of UK that are the same.
One car is AWD and has full winter tyres on it.
The other is RWD with no electronic driver aids, so this morning I fitted Michelin Cross Climate tyres on 18" wheels.
It will be interesting to see how the M3 AWD manages, I anticipate that because we have so much control of torque and can use a mud and snow setting it should be better than an ICE AWD car. No doubt I'll find out.