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Old 01-26-2015, 05:49 AM   #33 (permalink)
LMBmikeZ
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Originally Posted by JF450 View Post
It got winter tires on. I drive it a couple times every week. I don't need to drive to work so buying a second car just to leave it parked everyday is kinda pointless for me.
Hey what ever works for you you guys have it better in GTA then me out my way. I am more SW in SW Ontario. I live in one of the "snow belts" so there is no shortage of white stuff. However this year has been one of the lightest ones I can remember. I won't complain about that though

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I drive mine all year round as I live in Vancouver and we barely even know what winter is here. Hit plus 14 Celsius today perfect day for a drive. Had my car for three years and driven all year on summer tires. The odd time the weather does turn bad I park it and take transit. Over the last three years I only had to do this once. They rarely salt roads here and when they do the rain just washes it all way. I was my car every month in the front yard as we always get few warm days every month so Easy to keep clean all year.
you guys are lucky weather wise out in Vancouver

Even the East coast get less snow then here

But not Alberta or any other part of the prairies
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