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Mazda 3 Hatch HORRIBLE in Snow......... Help!?
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<blockquote data-quote="funkychicken1" data-source="post: 1460401" data-attributes="member: 582105"><p>I have a 2008 manual transmission. You will have to trust that I know how to drive. I live in Northern Indiana and cannot reliably get back and forth to work this winter. In fact, I cannot get into my steep driveway when the smallest amount of slickness is present. I have two choices. 1. Get rid of it and go back to a 4 WD or 2. Different tires? I have read postings on multiple boards about how awful the OEM tires are. However, I don't want to put new tires on the car if it isn't going to make a drastic difference. I suspect that the ground clearance of my car also plays a role in snowy travel. Does anyone have any helpful thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="funkychicken1, post: 1460401, member: 582105"] I have a 2008 manual transmission. You will have to trust that I know how to drive. I live in Northern Indiana and cannot reliably get back and forth to work this winter. In fact, I cannot get into my steep driveway when the smallest amount of slickness is present. I have two choices. 1. Get rid of it and go back to a 4 WD or 2. Different tires? I have read postings on multiple boards about how awful the OEM tires are. However, I don't want to put new tires on the car if it isn't going to make a drastic difference. I suspect that the ground clearance of my car also plays a role in snowy travel. Does anyone have any helpful thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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