Snow and ice settings

[mbm112]

wife has an SR5 Premium, even turning off trac control still cant do donuts. Some sort of trac contriol always kicks in. Am i missing something, or because i dont have MTS i cant do them.

But other than that i run Snow specific tires in the winter on stock wheels, summer tires on after market wheels

Hold the trac off button for about 3 seconds to turn off VSC as well

 

[MJCIII]

Hold the trac off button for about 3 seconds to turn off VSC as well

Thanks for the info. i will def have to try that. I put the wrong quote b efore but thank you for the info.

 

[RedZnRunner]

Yep here we go again. Driving around Toronto or any large Canadian city in the winter is basically a big pain. Nobody thought ahead to engineer roads with wider shoulder areas to push snow to except the recent re-building. A lot of drivers here came from countries with no winters. Add to that our 400 series of highways which become death traps even when its dry. Add snow with thousands of drivers and it becomes a big disaster really fast. Ever driven in Montreal ? Way worse roads but more aggressive Francophone drivers.... Tabernaque !!!

 

[Humble Leader]

Yep here we go again. Driving around Toronto or any large Canadian city in the winter is basically a big pain. Nobody thought ahead to engineer roads with wider shoulder areas to push snow to except the recent re-building. A lot of drivers here came from countries with no winters. Add to that our 400 series of highways which become death traps even when its dry. Add snow with thousands of drivers and it becomes a big disaster really fast. Ever driven in Montreal ? Way worse roads but more aggressive Francophone drivers.... Tabernaque !!!

I use the 407 exclusively now when I have to go through toronto or anywhere near the hamilton area. I avoid the 401 through toronto, 403 and QEW as much as I can when I'm on the road. it's well worth the cost to me

 

[Grug556]

Yeah the 407 nice

I run K02s in summer, but for snow winter I use dedicated Blizzak snow tires. The K02s lack siping for water, ice and wet stuff. Plus the tread is softer in the cold on the blizzaks.