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@Ba1atu

2 жыл бұрын

Stop recommending those anti skid plastic zip ties. They dont do shit and break very fast!

@DemeDemetre

2 жыл бұрын

nobody will buy plastic ones + most people watching are teenagers and don't own a car

@CartoonWeasel

2 жыл бұрын

Not chains

One good thing about getting older and retiring, I don't have to go out in this stuff and drive. I have never been afraid to drive in it, its just those other people out there scare me.

@jack002tuber

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! 👍

@graywoulf

2 жыл бұрын

Retirement does have it's perks for sure. 👍😁

@mscir

2 жыл бұрын

I was just thinking the exact same thing. I used to commute over a fast mountain 'highway' where there are countless gouges in the road, gouges in the cement center dividers, skid marks, and almost daily wrecks, I've seen hellacious wrecks with upside down cars and windshields where heads hit them... I'm so happy I don't have to do that any longer. And if I did I wouuld buy a really good quality cam, they can be a big help.

@pixels303at-odysee9

2 жыл бұрын

That snow is heavy. Heavy enough to flip a truck right around.

@marymulrooney1334

2 жыл бұрын

@@mscir The last 20 years of my job was driving a work van from job to job over 3 counties. Like I said, I was not afraid to drive in it, but I was afraid of the other drivers. Plus getting stuck on an incline etc. I had been very lucky those 20 years. But I was rear ended many times in good road conditions from people tail gating me in my van, and me being in a 1 ton van, they could not see what was happening in front of me and WHAM. Oh ya, in the snow one time a guy coming from a side road could not stop at the sign and went out straight in front on me and I broad sided him. You should have seen the look on his face as my big old van was coming at him. He tried to tell the police that I hit him. (Ummmm yes I did.) If I had not been there, he could have stopped. What? The police told him I had the right of way and he was at fault. Duh.

Drive for the conditions not the speed limit, weird how this one basic rule evades most drivers lol.

@mehere8299

2 жыл бұрын

More importantly, make sure your vehicle is prepared for the conditions!

@nthgth

2 жыл бұрын

Conversely, that means also drive over the speed limit if the conditions are good for it... which I agree with

When I was young we switched to winter tires come late fall and always had a set of chains. We also had studs in our tires. I learned to drive in colorado deep snow , very icy roads and thats in a stick shift truck.

@VincentDP

2 жыл бұрын

Same. Took driving lessons in icy conditions with a very good instructor, bless him. In a stick shift.

@fhuber7507

2 жыл бұрын

Winter in Idaho Falls Idaho. We had a very heavy snow that stopped the buses out to Naval Nuclear Prototype facilities (that's a deep snow.... They aggressively plow to keep those buses going) We needed groceries... 1984 Plymouth Reliant on all season radials... I was pulling lifted 4X4 full size pickups out of ditches. How you operate the vehicle matters.

5:43 Those poles only occupy a small percentage of the roadside, yet cars seem to aim for them.

@mscir

2 жыл бұрын

LOL

@jmitschke69

2 жыл бұрын

The hands steer where the eyes are looking most of the time.

@shreddder999

Жыл бұрын

maybe the video's from pole land

Soft touch on steering wheel, gas and brakes works best, no sudden moves. I may be the rolling road block on slick roads but I get where I'm going, just a little later.

@mrjohnnyk

2 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile the people trying to speed through in with their SUV in summer tires wind up in the berm waiting for a tow.

@haroldwilkes6608

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrjohnnyk True...most people's driving skills peaked at seventeen and they've not thought about them since. And road awareness has never been of much interest. Impossible dream but personally I think everyone needs at least one Bob Bondurant's school (or similar) per lifetime. I'm 78 but still practice correcting skids and spins in empty parking lots on snow and ice...saved me from accidents several times.Tom McCahill, in the 50s, stressed defensive driving and it's well worth learning.

@TheLittlered1961

2 жыл бұрын

So true Harold. my driving makes my grandma proud. I also am a rolling road block and I drive a Jeep with mud and snows on it year round. My favorite saying is that I would rather drive in 2 feet of snow than 2 inches of snow. People do not understand how just a little snow can get you in big trouble. Having been a plow driver, I do. Also having done modifications on the Jeeps I have owned I have learned that they are more temperamental to drive in the snow at speed. If I drive like everyone else in the Jeep of my avatar, I will spin like a top. Low and slow I will out climb almost anything out there. PS, I do have chains for all four tires.

@haroldwilkes6608

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLittlered1961 With my Isuzu Rodeo I've broke trail in 2 foot of snow once in a while but it was happier in less than a foot. But you're right, in a deep rut in snow there's not much skidding going on. And I enjoyed walking beside it in low-low crawl. Not much crazy traffic in the woods. Agreed, many Jeep and other 4-WD drivers shouldn't be allowed on snow or ice..they're not magic carpets.

@TheLittlered1961

2 жыл бұрын

@@haroldwilkes6608 I must put the brakes on you for a second. "Agreed, many Jeep and other 4-WD drivers shouldn't be allowed on snow or ice..they're not magic carpets." Many in 2-WD vehicles feel the same with winter tires. All of the major pile ups I have seen on youtube involve mostly 2-wd and semi trucks. It is the driver getting over confident no matter what vehicle they are driving. I hate people putting this on the 4 wheel and all wheel drive vehicles. Back in the 80's and 90's I had a Jeep J10 pickup. Had limited slip diff, LSD, on the rear and went to work at 4 am. I tried to put to into 4x4 in the dark. I had unlocked the hubs instead of locking them. It cut through 1' of snow with no problem. It handled like a dream. In another winter we receives 2" of snow that hung around for about 2 weeks. On a corner, on side streets, the rear end went because of the LSD. It is all about the driver knowing the vehicle like you said. Back then I would parallel park it by doing a 180 with the E brake in the snow. I have slowed down since then. Now I just do tight 180's by spinning the wheels in the snow. Yes, being over 60 sucks, LOL. I have a rumble channel, Jeep60. 2 videos on there and going to load more. I am slowing down, but not to much, LOL

Great clips, it was nice seeing a lot of non-catastrophic accidents. People who drive with bald tires, or even tires with the wrong ratings, in snow and ice, are a disaster waiting to happen.

@mrjohnnyk

2 жыл бұрын

Even with good all season tires it can be risky. You really want winter tires.

Самое крутое, что я запомнил на курсе контраварийного вождения - колёса всегда должны оставлять четкий след проектора. Никаких пробуксовок. Ещё с циклическим заносом важно знать свою машину и в каком положении находится рулевое колесо, оно всегда должно смотреть на дорогу. И ещё один момент - движения рулем нужно заканчивать до возвращения машины на траекторию, а не после. Многие забывают, как работает маятник. Он доходит до середины и двигается дальше. С машиной так же. Машина начала поворачивать, возвращай руль. Я бы сделал обязательным для всех курс этот.

My daughter always asks me to drive into the mountains so that she can see snow. I don't have chains or winter tires or any experience with driving in snow... I live in Southern California and grew up in Louisiana! But yesterday we decided it wasn't too bad yet and drove up a little mountain road only to find ourselves just high enough for the roads to be salted and some snow on the yards and houses of one little town. We were fine until the salt ended and we were driving on a thin layer of packed snow. While I was looking for a place to turn (all the side roads looked steep and perilously small) the car gave a tiny slide to one side. I found a place to turn VERY slowly and carefully and let gravity start us back down the hill, taking everything easy, and got lucky enough to A. get back down to the salted areas and B. NOT be in a place with steep drops! There was plenty of ground on both sides. And now I think my daughter will not so quickly ask to drive into the snow in my humble California city ready sedan. And yes, after watching this video I'm going to see how much snow chains cost because the world is unpredictable and you never know...

@Slicerwizard

2 жыл бұрын

Just FYI, the products highlighted in this video are garbage.

@haroldwilkes6608

2 жыл бұрын

Emergency only...I've uses nylon rope tightly threaded through the spokes of my wheels and tied for temporary traction on snow/ice. Not for long term use but it may get you home alive.

@fhuber7507

2 жыл бұрын

The chains go on the drive wheels. If you have front wheel drive, they go in front. Rear wheel drive they go in back 4WD, get chains for all 4 tires. Then learn to put them on... in summer. Practice putting them on and taking them off. They need to be tight to the tire. Most chain sets will have a guide for max speed. Go 5 mph slower. You do not want to throw a chain. It can rip the fender off the car.

@haroldwilkes6608

2 жыл бұрын

@@fhuber7507 Note: if you can use studded snow tires, several states require them on front and rear. And for safe driving with chains, it always help to have good either all weather or winter tires on the unchained wheels

@shreddder999

Жыл бұрын

Except it snows plenty in Southern California.

Лучше заранее переобуться,чем ждать когда снег выпадет!

8:37 the trooper running by with no prob whatsoever 😂

@flight2k5

6 ай бұрын

Not a trooper 😂😅 but it comes down to tires their genius

@luisa.7021

6 ай бұрын

​@flight2k5 time stamp was just the start, keep watching the clip and at 9:40 the trooper shows up and just casually drives by.

@flight2k5

6 ай бұрын

@@luisa.7021 oof. That’s because of tires 🤣😂 not because the trooper is superior

I love snow now! I just get to watch it fall and look pretty. I was always amazed at how people thought all wheel drive also meant all wheel stop.

@mrjohnnyk

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I quickly learned how your tires are everything when driving in the snow.

Thanks... I enjoy your work... I've driven in snow for 5 decades and never been in a snow related serious accident... slow patient defensive driving 👍... thanks again

Joys of the introduction of more working from home. Don’t need to go out in this anymore to get to work, or I don’t have to.

Иногда надо быть хладнокровным отпустить тормоза,юзом никогда машина не слушается

That school bus was emblematic of how I felt every Monday morning as a kid. Completely out of control and knowing it was going to end badly.

@snoopybluejeans

2 жыл бұрын

lol- I still feel that way Monday morning and I'm retired. :-)

That school bus driver..."I'm sliding so I'll keep my brakes locked up so as to not regain any control at all." It is it reactionary to stand on your brake pedal during a slide, but that is the last thing you should do. If your wheels are locked up on ice, you have no controll at all. That is the whole reason for the invention of anti-lock brakes.

Most people (even in 4wd) think that tires are everything and it matters not how they drive. I was taught to consider conditions , road width , automobile weight and capabilities and my own level of skill AND the actions and foolishness of other drivers. Saw a lot of crazy stuff over 50+ years.

@awesomeferret

2 жыл бұрын

I wasn't taught that, I just figured it out from driving normally. It's wild how so many people don't understand basic things like "don't take sharp turns" and "don't slam on the brakes".

And they all were thinking... I've got this, no way I can screw this up. 🤪 That last one, the 4Runner must have had slick tires or just the wrong tires but even so, four wheel drive isn't worth a damn on ice.

@mscir

2 жыл бұрын

It was pretty funny seeing a vehicle with momentum just cruise by them and make the hill easily. But total agreement, worn tires, or even tires with the wrong rating, can perform terribly in snow/slush/ice.

@fnnnknorth

2 жыл бұрын

Woman and/or Asian driver…

@haroldwilkes6608

2 жыл бұрын

FWD...twice the traction is always good, especially when there's very little.

@snowrocket

Жыл бұрын

4WD or AWD is much better for going and somewhat for stability on ice. It doesn't help you stop any better though. With four snow tires on an AWD Subaru I often drove around others stuck on the ice. I grew up in Pittsburgh, PA, USA and learned how to drive on snowy, icy hills. Some places you shouldn't try to go, but others you can with the proper car, tires, and skills.

Sure hope I don't need to drive my semi in that crap like I have been for over 4 years. Had many close calls and was towed three times and tugged another four. Thankfully I never damaged anything other than my sanity. Even after all this time, I still get stuck having to backup a complex load a kilometer backwards to get turned around, even in dark snowy conditions, I really don't know how I managed to get out of those sticky situations with hairpin turns and long stretches of ice. Ever encounter a white loveseat in the center of your lane on a dark icy highway? Always expecting the unexpected, still doesn't prepare you for what you will encounter. I used those tire chains on my Semi before. If you are on flat ground they work, but if you are in deep snow, they are useless. If you dig in, best get a large farm tractor to pull you out. Going forwards and backwards spinning out like that VW Golf, only results in what you see, a frustrated driver and a smashed up ride.

I remember when people used to use snow chains or studded tires in the snow. Now they just use bald tires!

@hairymax

2 жыл бұрын

No one uses snow chains all winter. Only during icу weather or to drive on a slippery road section.

@JSondersETVHunter

2 жыл бұрын

@@hairymax Apparently not, none of the cars that crashed had them.

@BeeWhistler

2 жыл бұрын

My daughter always wants me to drive into the mountains so she can see snow. In my Toyota that is only prepared for Southern California roads (which are dangerous enough). I tell her no way am I navigating those cliff roads in icy conditions!

@mscir

2 жыл бұрын

@@hairymax You kept them in the trunk and mounted them when necessary. They can and do save lives.

@mscir

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeeWhistler Park somewhere safe and walk, but watch out for the other drivers, lol.

It's almost comforting to know that people in other countries drive just as bad as many do here in the US.

@bubbleman2002

2 жыл бұрын

The difference is in Europe they lose their license when they drive poorly instead of keeping it. Don't even try to claim driver's licenses are taken in America, because they really aren't. Plenty of people with multiple DWI charges retain their license.

@iffykidmn8170

2 жыл бұрын

@@bubbleman2002 Plenty more driving with revoked or no license.

@bubbleman2002

2 жыл бұрын

@@iffykidmn8170 $15,000 Fine > House Arrest > Prison Any other questions?

@mantas70

6 ай бұрын

most of these videos are from russia, dont compare them to the rest of the world,

Автор, с чего ты решил, что они все на летней резине, бывает и дорогая резина на шипах не спасает, спасёт только опытная прокладка между рулем и сидением

That soccer mom van doing donuts has front wheel drive and has the E brake on, works great. I see kids doing that in the ski area parking lot all the time. Oh, to be a kid again.

I love how winter reminds us our slick driving skills

I bet all the kids in the school bus were going “Weeeeeeeee”

On snow? On ice? HIT THE BRAKES! Trust me, works every time! Puts you straight into a solidly fixed object which will insure that you stop sliding any farther!

I’m willing to say 90% of these were because of speed. It’s crazy how fast people think they can drive in winter conditions 🤦‍♂️🤬

"Winter tyres" only help a certain amount. How you drive makes MUCH more difference. Decent tread depth and driving in a reasonable manner and you'll be fine with any modern tire.... year round. You don't even know for sure if some of these had winter tyres or not... and they wouldn't have made much difference either way.

1:05 Nooooo!!! Not the mailbox !!!

brakes on the ice - very smart

@eichelrueck

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I thought 😁

A. If you can't handle the current conditions or the forecast conditions, stay home. B. Most people can't handle all the conditions they think they can, so refer to A.

I live in Vidsel in northern Sweden. It is as far north as Kugluktuk, Nunavut, Canada. We have snow about 5 months a year. Studded winter tires and defensive driving are necessary when it is slippery.

"Hmm. I've lived in this part of the world all my life and the weather does this to the roads EVERY winter. I've seen this happen and the resulting crashes for DECADES! So given all that knowledge and experience, maybe I should be sensible and drive to the conditions.....Nah sod it I'll just go for it! Oh....oops."

@sueboswell735

2 жыл бұрын

Usually the same people EVERY SINGLE YEAR....especially the first snow

@mscir

2 жыл бұрын

LOL good one. Like they're thinking, "Man oh man, I almost died 7 times this winter, but I didn't, yee hah, lets do it again. ."

6:02 and the one right after. How much of these were Driver Error or were they Traction/Stability Control over reacting.

Да... летняя резина не в сезон - это страшно!

@k_ramzes

2 жыл бұрын

Да здесь аварии, в основном, из-за неочищенных дорог

I see this all the time when it snows, you get these people who think they can just drive as fast as they would without snow. When things go wrong, they go wrong fast.

@sludge8506

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Captain Obvious!!!

Во первых: где доказательства, что у них у всех летняя резина. И во вторых: покажите мне зимнюю резину для грузовиков

@Asisay31

2 жыл бұрын

Ещё на большенстве видео лёд голимый и тут даже зимняя не поможет.

@user-rl4zi1jo9z

2 жыл бұрын

Задай в поисковике "Bridgestone M-Drive 001 13 R22.5 156/150K". Самая настоящая зимняя резина для грузовиков.

@Semmyxz

2 жыл бұрын

Так давно уже шипы есть,правда до наших это еще не дошло и всезенонка в приоритете безопасности

@aleksandr4626

2 жыл бұрын

Я бы немного переформулировал. Резина конечно есть, вопрос в другом. 1- В каком месте ее переобувать при езде например из Архангельска в Сочи. 2- Куда девать 20 колёс? 3- писаки про зимнюю для грузовиков, вы представляете себе яму которую выроют 6 колес прицепа на асфальте при развороте на месте ? По нашему законодательству же либо всюду зимняя резина либо нигде. А представьте шип для этой резины? Если такой в голову попадет, точно всю оставшуюся жизнь останется ходить улыбаться и писать про зимнюю резину :)

@schitzobam

2 жыл бұрын

@@aleksandr4626 Ггг) Лайк, шикарный ответ)

best Clips out their, 🌎🚘🌦❄

summer baldies locked up turn into four rubber skies. downshift and steer, stay off the brakes until you're ready to stop. half of russia is above the arctic circle--you'd think they'd learn how to drive in ice/snow when winter lasts 9 months of the year.

5:49 When in doubt, aim for the bike. Holy cow!

The guy filming the school bus taking out his mailbox is thinking, Oh fuck! not again!

Excellent. 💙 T.E.N.

6:48 I imagine the other drivers going, 'wut'.

guys, i have the perfect drinking game for these videos. "drunk or dumb?"

Winter driving = winter tires. Period. Summer driving = Summer tires. What's so hard to understand and get into those knockheads ?? 🤪

what was that santa fe driver thinking... lol

Показывают американские дороги. Да в Америке во многих штатах круглый год ездят на летних шинах.

Если лёд то не поможет и зимняя резина можешь ехать и на летней просто нужно травить колёса .

When you lock up your brakes, you turn your car into a 5,000 pound sled. The front tires need to rotate in order to turn the car. Also slow the F down.

Some of those drivers should be taught how to drive by the motorcycle rider 😂

@mscir

2 жыл бұрын

@@Azureecosse Yeah, you have little to no control way too often, not to mention the car drivers, even if you're lucky and do everything right, one bad driver can cripple you for life.

7:53 let me stop right at the shoulder instead of on the deeper end of shoulder

Ice Ice Baby.

If one does start to slip and slide ~ Put your car in Neutral, your motor is not still pushing your wheels.

NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE SLUSH !! People, please. Never think that you can change lanes normally, when the road has slush! It will turn you and twist you until you don’t know which way is up!!

3:46 these are not chains. They're tie wraps. Big difference. They however do work in some circumstances. Good to have in car for emergency.

В 23 пошел уверено просто красавчик,а тот хоть и машина класс полный привод ездить не умеет.

5:15 nice drifts

No 8 ; let’s see how many people I can screw up their day

#18 was making pretty circles and then comes other cars to ruin it. Nice recovery #20,and 23 learn to speed up before attempting that that hill.

Last clip: Huge difference in tires between the troubled Toyota and the Isuzu Trooper! Note how the Trooper just goes around the Toyota and drives up the hill. I had a few AWD Subarus on snow tires that would drive up a hill like that. Me+AWD+snow tires=Snowrocket.

2:28 I love how the guy just stood there watching the van hit the car over and over. Like you could have maybe tried pushing the van instead of standing there sighing and letting the damage happen

@1:16 - reminds me one night I drove from DFW to Abilene about 15 years ago

umm THANK YOU..........

Someone needs to make a video game where you drive on snowy and icy roads.

If you need "winter tires" you don't need to have a drivers license. I have never wasted money on a second set of tires, because it's not necessary. I live in the UP of Michigan, and I guarantee we get more snow than any of these places. I drive a small 2wd truck, with no "winter tires", guess how many times I have crashed because of snow the last seven years? None. I wish I was a traffic cop. I'd write so many tickets that there's be 50% less drivers in America.

I just want to know who gave the person at 2:30 a license LOL

Ran Nokian studded tires never had any sliding like that. Kept the wheels in my garage first freeze put those wheels on no more sliding.

Инстинктивно жмут тормоз "в пол" и хотят, чтобы машина была послушной... Какая бы резина не стояла - занос при нажатом тормозе никогда не приводит к предсказуемому движению автомобиля, будет крутиться, пока инерцию не погасит. Азы зимнего управления надо изучать.

What is the name of the song that starts at :26 through 1:48 - some phat beats yo

Blame the conditions? but you are the only with a problem Duh ?

Hey USA, us British got these trucks called gritters that put salt on the major roads every night, thus removing the ice. Get some

Not summer tire, most of them have very old worn out tire which don't have thread at all.

Ne jamais freiner, débrayer ou point mort 😊😅

Love the irony, the truck at 0:42 is advertising Dekra.

7:27 Huy-huy-huy-huy-eh-eh-eh-eh-deet!-uygh

You gonna drive on ice, first thing you need is a full tank of gas (for weight). Weight is critical, especially for pick up trucks with empty beds. Throw some sand bags in the back. Air down the tires some. Everything you do must be slow and smooth. Rely on momentum to get you over slight inclines (not gas pedal). Snow is better traction than ice. Drive a little off the pure ice car tracks if the snow isn't deep. Slow down. 4 wheel drive is about worthless on ice. Go to 2 WD and keep rpms as low as possible (lug) to avoid wheel spin.

@richardpaquette8429

2 жыл бұрын

4 wheel drive is about worthless on ice IF the tires are bald. Good winter tires on a 4 wheel drive is better than good winter tires on a 2 wheel drive. Still, drive with caution.

03:00 Let Rui EVERYOBNES RIDE....LOL...brilliant..

Тут не столько летняя резина, сколько вера в бессмертность , "смотри как я могу" и отсутствие мозгов. Ну летняя резина тоже присутствует.

Four wheels spinning on ice is four wheels spinning on ice, which is a thought that never occurs to many drivers of SUVs. Ice does not GAF about your four-wheel drive. High center of gravity means sucks in the snow and has a tendency for rollovers. Get a Subaru if you want to be a snow boss.

Do you know how easy it is to get out of a fishtail? It is frightening how bad drivers are. Phase shift your inputs about 45 degrees early in the cycle, done.

💯👍👍

You know the roads are bad when snowing slow down the life you save might be your own.

@peterdarr383

2 жыл бұрын

You can't drive too slow on snowy roads.

When it comes to snow and ice people think thay can handle it but thay don't know that if you drive slow and get off the gas and not stomp on the brakes that thay will be able to not get in accident

At the very least you need all season radials! That's what Game Wardens use on their cars and trucks and they go off road a lot!

I may be a rolling roadblock and extra careful during snow/ice but at least I'll get to my destination in (albeit relative) safety compared to some of the other drivers out there. Seriously, people don't seem to know how the hell to drive in snow/ice/sketchy weather!

What is the name of song with all the instruments 🎼🎹🎹 in the quarter of the video. I love that song! 👍🏼💕

@BeeWhistler

2 жыл бұрын

You should put in the time in the video that you mean, then maybe we could tell you.

08 - нефиг по тротуарам гонять

@user-nh8sz4oh8s

2 жыл бұрын

Да он судя по всему бухой.

Has anyone tried those anti skid snow chains from this video? I've heard mixed reviews

@shreddder999

Жыл бұрын

I always use Super Z traction cables. I've tried others and the others fall apart.

Makes me want to never leave the house

6:44 There's too much going on in this clip. 😭😂😂

from what ive seen, it just looks like a hardcore powerslide like the ones i do on my car, so as a driver whos never driven in snow, i think with just slight counter steer, feather throttle n brakes should be fine, ive seen people correct their spins and keep going without full stopping

My 22yr old fwd Toyota, looks like Absolutely-Not a winter snow car. Here in NE Pennsylvania there is snow almost all winter's. I have little problem in snow, at times on unplowed roads. I'd go slower, but not terribly slow, work is 20 miles away. Maybe posted speed or just below, instead of usual 10 over. It's about How You Drive not vehicle type !!!

Nothing like the sound of crunching plastic.

Yep. 4WD does no good without traction.

@VincentDP

2 жыл бұрын

Yep. The other car also used momentum to climb.

2:28 This driver is exceptionally clueless. General: Why do these people follow a slow car up an icy hill? 😵‍💫😵‍💫

Do they make winter tires for school buses? I feel like that's something that should happen.

@shreddder999

Жыл бұрын

why not? they have snow chains for motorcycles.

when winter tires havent goten to america

@shreddder999

Жыл бұрын

the videos are from all over the world.

I don't understand it for countries with those snowy icy roads every year and see that most tires have no grip at all in these winter conditions!! So why is there no one comes up with something to clamp on, over the tires, something with thin pointed studs or replace the tires for a special created set of tires where the driving surface is integrated with thin pointed studs..

And they all have their brakes jammed on, giving them no chance of recovering, instead of leaving the brakes alone and steering