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I'm across the river from you (OP) and I had no issues this winter. The rear end likes to swing out if you give it a little too much gas
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I'm across the river from you (OP) and I had no issues this winter. The rear end likes to swing out if you give it a little too much gas but if you lift off right away, it straightens right out again. Make sure you're ready for the cost of the snow tires though, I paid $1200 for mine at Belletire...it was a good investment for sure though.
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