Winter driving w/TC
I am no stranger to winter driving. We ski and I drive a lot in nasty/icy conditions. However, we usually don’t take the TC skiing until the shoulder season (late Feb/early March) when day time temps ...
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I would like to not drive in the snow, but in reality I have to. It does worry me about the cost of the TC and the truck but at the same time there are a number of vehicles on the road worth more than my set-up. So it is off I go. Like others have said drive slower and smarter and at the same time drive defensively (know what is happening around you and prepare ways out). I use the TC when the roads are too deep for my other vehicles, with the weight I will get moving in the deepest snow.
A few things:
- make sure that you have good tires - studs are great if you are doing a lot
- drive slowly and anticipate lights changing
- watch around you
- pull off should conditions go south on you (you have your house so why risk it)
and most of all enjoy!
A few things:
- make sure that you have good tires - studs are great if you are doing a lot
- drive slowly and anticipate lights changing
- watch around you
- pull off should conditions go south on you (you have your house so why risk it)
and most of all enjoy!
