 Quebec's mandatory winter tire law starts Monday Quebec drivers have one more weekend to install winter tires as a new law requiring them comes into effect MondayCommentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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$250.00 each.
Kenmore blamed this on Harper not too long ago.
Even here where we might only get three or four days of snow on the road, tire safety should be mandatory. I bought the most expensive set of Michelin all season with the specific requirement that they be above average in water and have an aggressive enough tread to get me around in a light snowfall. Of course here, being on the road when ANY snow falls is risking your life. Piss poor snow clearance, idiots in 4x4s that have no idea that they can’t stop any better than anyone else, and a huge population that has little or no experience driving in snow.
Quebec has the right idea.
Don’t get me started on cell phones.
It should be mandatory any place outside of the lower mainland of BC. If you can't afford to put a safe car on the road, don't.
Even here where we might only get three or four days of snow on the road, tire safety should be mandatory. I bought the most expensive set of Michelin all season with the specific requirement that they be above average in water and have an aggressive enough tread to get me around in a light snowfall. Of course here, being on the road when ANY snow falls is risking your life. Piss poor snow clearance, idiots in 4x4s that have no idea that they can’t stop any better than anyone else, and a huge population that has little or no experience driving in snow.
Quebec has the right idea.
Don’t get me started on cell phones.
the safest thing in the car is the driver ...drive the conditions .
It should be mandatory any place outside of the lower mainland of BC. If you can't afford to put a safe car on the road, don't.
Even here where we might only get three or four days of snow on the road, tire safety should be mandatory. I bought the most expensive set of Michelin all season with the specific requirement that they be above average in water and have an aggressive enough tread to get me around in a light snowfall. Of course here, being on the road when ANY snow falls is risking your life. Piss poor snow clearance, idiots in 4x4s that have no idea that they can’t stop any better than anyone else, and a huge population that has little or no experience driving in snow.
Quebec has the right idea.
Don’t get me started on cell phones.
It should be mandatory any place outside of the lower mainland of BC. If you can't afford to put a safe car on the road, don't.
Even here where we might only get three or four days of snow on the road, tire safety should be mandatory. I bought the most expensive set of Michelin all season with the specific requirement that they be above average in water and have an aggressive enough tread to get me around in a light snowfall. Of course here, being on the road when ANY snow falls is risking your life. Piss poor snow clearance, idiots in 4x4s that have no idea that they can’t stop any better than anyone else, and a huge population that has little or no experience driving in snow.
Quebec has the right idea.
Don’t get me started on cell phones.
In my hands my car is perfectly safe.
Until it isn't.
In my hands my car is perfectly safe.
Until it isn't.
Wow really? Who can argue with that statement.
In my hands my car is perfectly safe.
Until it isn't.
That's right. All it takes is a fraction of a second.
That said, I haven't noticed all that much difference in traction between winter and all-season tires.
In my hands my car is perfectly safe.
Until it isn't.
That's right. All it takes is a fraction of a second.
That said, I haven't noticed all that much difference in traction between winter and all-season tires.
I have but the tires I tires I replaced were a bit more of a highway tire than a all terrain (I'm talking truck tires). That and I also had mine studded which seem to make a big difference when I'm stopping.