It is so nice, having a 4wd.

[Schwooby]

The weather here in my part of Oklahoma is a fierce beast, especially as of late. Winter storms seemingly pop up out of the, sometimes literal, blue.

All these fools that are stuck inside today/yesterday are ****ing CLOWN SHOES.

SRS, having a 4wd where I live should be mandatory. It's ridiculous to think I ever lived without one

 

[wake_rider]

The weather here in my part of Oklahoma is a fierce beast, especially as of late. Winter storms seemingly pop up out of the, sometimes literal, blue.

All these fools that are stuck inside today/yesterday are ****ing CLOWN SHOES.

SRS, having a 4wd where I live should be mandatory. It's ridiculous to think I ever lived without one

Having a truck or suv without 4x4, that is. I had a 1997 Civic Coupe EX with manual tranny, and that thing was awesome on ice and snow. FWD with a manual transmission actually gets around really well as long as the snow isn't plowing over your hood. I would consistently pass by stuck trucks, suv's and RWD cars that were stuck, and I'd give a little "beep-beep" and a smile as I zipped past them, pulled my e-brake, and drifted around corners. That was a fun little car in the snow. RIP little civic... (dumb sorostitutes and their phone distracted, red-light blowing driving habits)

 

[eddiebx]

All these fools that are stuck inside today/yesterday are ****ing CLOWN SHOES.

Or, they might've chosen to staying in where it's safer, instead of being out on the road just cuz they can

 

[Schwooby]

I should've been more clear: forced to stay home from work (like you'd have to force me Lol)

 

[LandCruiser]

4x4 is great if you want to go, stopping is another story when there's snow and ice layered on each other like a cake. Then only studded tires will save you.

I prefer to stay inside this time of year and only drive if I have to.