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I also live up north (Wisconsin)100% agree on #2. If is snowing or icy drive super carefully (2mph) i learn that the hard way. All my car without ABS. I skidded into cars for going to fast in bad weather, I’ve Fishtail 180^ half way during a left turn from a stop. The day I got four new tire and enter the highway i almost span out (little to the left and right(rear end) but the car recover(fwd no gas no brake keeping it straight) Seen a Dodge 3500 speeding in snow cover road go off the highway.
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I look at it as if, u have the worn out tire on the front(not bald) Most people that understand tires would know to drive more carefully, knowing that the tires up front ain’t as good as the back tires.
I still agree with #2, know the road conditions, know your car, know your tires, and drive slow with space for a airplane to land in between you and the car ahead.I also live up north (Wisconsin)100% agree on #2. If is snowing or icy drive super carefully (2mph) i learn that the hard way. All my car without ABS. I skidded into cars for going to fast in bad weather, I’ve Fishtail 180^ half way during a left turn from a stop. The day I got four new tire and enter the highway i almost span out (little to the left and right(rear end) but the car recover(fwd no gas no brake keeping it straight) Seen a Dodge 3500 speeding in snow cover road go off the highway.
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I look at it as if, u have the worn out tire on the front(not bald) Most people that understand tires would know to drive more carefully, knowing that the tires up front ain’t as good as the back tires.
I still agree with #2, know the road conditions, know your car, know your tires, and drive slow with space for a airplane to land in between you and the car ahead.