how are camrys drive in snow?

[kenxle]

I just wonder how everyone's camry drive in snow? Mine is sweet.

[grapefury]

mine did fine, except when it was trying to stop down a large hill of ice,

[Stealth]

Well... they certainly will slide around a lot if you don't have good tires. Get snow/winter tires if you haven't already. BTW whereabouts in MA do you live?

[zoni]

excellent

get blizzak tires...

[NOTSOFAST]

Yeah they're pretty heavy so they drive good as long as u don't have summers on. I have all seasons on mine and I never slide.
Anyways that always depends on ur snow driving skills,and being in Canada I learned to drive on snow before than on asphalt !!

[[SMAN]]

Me and My Blizzak tires didn't slide once in the 2 blizzards we got that left 3 feet of snow allready while my friends 2003 Audi A4 Quatro spun out with all season tires. I swear it drives better in the snow than on dry pavement.

[Your Uncle Moe]

I dunno about you guys but I was spinning around and my car got stuck in a pile of snow. I have all season tires also. I took advatange of my lack of traction and did shit I didn't usually do. So I kinda like it like this but hate when I have to really go somewhere in the snow.

[Fresco Bob]

my rents gen3 has never had any problems in the snow whatsoever. theyve had it for 4 years, with brand new snow tires from the begining

[GEN3CAM]

Mines alright. I have a set of Bridgestone Blizzaks but they are huge 225/55/16's Mine are a winter tire package off of my 2000 Grand AM GT. Usually you want the most narrow tire for snow tires. Mine are wide and I get less traction than you would with a narrow tire but it definitely beats any all season..

[NOTSOFAST]

Originally posted by Fresco Bob
my rents gen3 has never had any problems in the snow whatsoever. theyve had it for 4 years, with brand new snow tires from the begining

You mean they have them on even during summer ????????

[87Camry5Speed]

Even my featherweight gen2 drives fine through snow, but it helps to have good snow tires. Then again, it depends on where you are; up here in the northeast US (New York to be exact) they're a good idea. My car is also a stick, which is nice because in the snow the clutch acts as traction control- the amount of power going to the wheels depends on how far out you slip the clutch.

Steve

[SolaraTRD]

The Solara is alright, kinda forget that the car doesn't have abs some times, and I end up sliding a bit. That's about it. THis is my first winter driving with tokico/eibach set up + trd kit, so I'll see how this goes. SO far, one scratch cause snow covered

[nort0188]

If we had any snow this year, I could tell you. This winter sucks. But when we DO have snow, my Gen3 drives foine. As long as you're not stupid with it, you won't have any problems. I just got some new all-season Kumho's, which will definately be better than my old Goodyear's, but I haven't gotten a chance to really try them out.

[Eye8Pussies]

Originally posted by NOTSOFAST
Yeah they're pretty heavy so they drive good as long as u don't have summers on. I have all seasons on mine and I never slide.
Anyways that always depends on ur snow driving skills,and being in Canada I learned to drive on snow before than on asphalt !!

word. I took my g2 test in the snow

[Fresco Bob]

Originally posted by NOTSOFAST
You mean they have them on even during summer ????????

no, just in the winter. when spring time comes we change the tires