Driving a Class C on Snow and Ice
I have never driven a Class C on snow or ice but the idea sounds scary. Here in Socal it is possible to get into snow and ice in local mountains. Driving a Class C on icy mountain curves and grades do...
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Harvey51 wrote:
It is prohibitively expensive to buy winter tires for a motorhome and a waste to use them on hot summer pavement.
What winter tires would you be referring to?
A lot of Class C motorhomes already run Michelin M&S (Mud & Snow) tires year round ... like we do. Class C motorhomes with these tires probably already makes them more ready for snow driving than many other vehicles.
FWIW, these tires seem to provide a safe, silent, and smooth ride both summer and winter - not counting ice/frozen snow of course. They're warranted for 60,000 miles (old M&S) or 70,000 miles (new M&S2) too ... even with their more aggressive mud & snow tread.
