Dbzguy

So I might go to the mountains to hit up the snow and was wondering if the AWD system is good enough or am I going to need chains?

Thanks!

p1llar

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My RA has been excellent in the snow, mind you I have winter tires. The oem tires are said to be brutal in snow and on ice.

I've only had my RA stuck once and that was going through a section of 2ft of snow for about 30 yards, nearly made it through but my bumper acted as a plow and eventually got the frame hung up. 4WD Tacoma couldn't get me out, an Avalanche got me out after a good 20 minutes.

sstevojr

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BAWAHAHAHAHAH
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change tires, all good

gaabbee

Our awd is pretty much one of the best set ups you can get even better then some 4wds. You should have no problems. Drive slow and remember awd helps you go, not stop.

xi

We have one of the best AWD setups in the world.

But EVERYONE in EVERY CAR has All Wheel Braking.

It's all up to your tires, honestly. The AWD is good when people think you have a fwd drive car and you can hang the tail out on every corner (much more fun doing it in snow tires because of the control I have vs. all seasons).

SilverShadow03

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Do Not Use chains on an AWD car. Change your tires to snow tires or AS tires or don't risk it.

Have fun!

Dbzguy

Right on guys thanks... Im going to hook up some tires on sat anyways. Just wanted to be sure that everything would be cool

crak

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http://www.bridgestonetire.ca/#blizzak

Blizzaks are a top end winter tire if you are looking for a recommendation.