Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Does anyone drive their 370z in the snow?

Jayr · 01-14-2011, 12:59 AM

I might have to move back to MN later this year and I'm curious if anyone up in MN (or anywhere there is snow during the winter months) actually drives them through the winter.

If so, how does it hold up? I figure if a celica or miata can do it teh 370z would as well.

What would anyone recommend I do if I HAD to drive it in the winter? Wash it a lot to keep the salt away? Different tires?

** EDIT **

Ok, after digging some more in here I've found some GREAT threads! Wish I could delete this one. Looks like people recommend getting Bridgestone Blizzack LM-25, sound right? And it's fine during the winter but some would vote for storing it if I could (which I can't, only car).

Since I can't delete this thread, let me just take the moment to thank EVERYONE that participates on this thread. There are a lot of people like me who might not post much but still get a ton of information from the thread and everyone's great ideas and input! THANKS!!

01-14-2011, 12:59 AM	#1 (permalink)
Jayr Base Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Solana Beach Posts: 14 Drives: 08 VW GTI Rep Power: 15	Does anyone drive their 370z in the snow? I might have to move back to MN later this year and I'm curious if anyone up in MN (or anywhere there is snow during the winter months) actually drives them through the winter. If so, how does it hold up? I figure if a celica or miata can do it teh 370z would as well. What would anyone recommend I do if I HAD to drive it in the winter? Wash it a lot to keep the salt away? Different tires? EDIT Ok, after digging some more in here I've found some GREAT threads! Wish I could delete this one. Looks like people recommend getting Bridgestone Blizzack LM-25, sound right? And it's fine during the winter but some would vote for storing it if I could (which I can't, only car). Since I can't delete this thread, let me just take the moment to thank EVERYONE that participates on this thread. There are a lot of people like me who might not post much but still get a ton of information from the thread and everyone's great ideas and input! THANKS!! Last edited by Jayr; 01-14-2011 at 01:09 AM.