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xice sucks balls on ice :lol |
I've had no issues with my Xice so far. Even drive through a snowstorm up to Whistler where the snow had compacted into ice and it was great. |
MEH... i'm still thinking we're gonna get trolled here... ... ... all season tires on deck ready for re-re-re-installation. https://ca.news.yahoo.com/more-snow-...173219093.html Special weather statements are in effect for B.C.'s South Coast as the sun moves out and more snow moves in, with the City of Vancouver under a weather warning. Flurries are expected to start in Metro Vancouver, Whistler and the Fraser Valley, as well as on the Sunshine Coast and Vancouver Island, by Friday morning. Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for the City of Vancouver just after 11 a.m. on Thursday, valid from Friday night until Saturday morning. It said the snow will affect road conditions and likely rush hour commutes. Snowfall amounts in other areas will vary, with the most buildup expected at higher elevations in the Valley. Wednesday saw light snow along the coast, with drivers in Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island running into trouble on the roads. In Richmond alone, RCMP officers were called to 22 collisions in 24 hours after 7 p.m. Fire crews in the Township of Langley also responded to dozens of calls. In one case, two of its own fire trucks were badly damaged after they hit black ice and rolled over. Deputy Chief Russ Jenkins said the two trucks had been responding to a crash at 76th Avenue and Morrison Crescent when they tipped just before 7 a.m. One firefighter was hospitalized as a precaution. Temperatures dipped to –6 C, continuing a cold snap that prompted Vancouver officials to open three 24-hour warming centres for those without shelter earlier this week. |
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Drove them back to back with a pair of WS80s and Nokians, which were much better in the deep/icy stuff. |
When I’ve gone ice racing, all the fastest studless cars where on ws80, FWIW |
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I'm 90% in Metro Vancouver, with a few drives up to Whistler every year... so Xice have been fine for me. I suppose if you are going up to the interior, it might make a difference. |
Can't wait for those lake sized potholes on the 99 bridge :troll: |
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Screw it....working from home tomorrow instead of driving Downtown....as much as I wanted to see the sheer mayhem on the roads, it’s not worth risking that someone may hit my car like last year. |
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uoiNHoFX640/maxresdefault.jpg people should drive this to work |
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have tomorrow off..was hoping to join in on the A/S mayhem PJSalt |
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The XIces are particularly easy to recommend with their 60k km warranty and what I'd go with for Vancouver. One alternative that seems to be a good balance between the two is the Conti WinterContactSI |
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so do we have a body count yet? |
When is it suppose to start? |
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getting pummeled all of a sudden here in surrey... can't even see the pt. mann bridge anymore on the hwy cams: http://images.drivebc.ca/bchighwayca...ameras/292.jpg |
Its snowing sideways up here in Campbell River! |
So pumped!!! |
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