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      07-11-2014, 01:52 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Pablo68 View Post
Only if you can't drive.

I spent plenty of time driving round Cumbria/Northumbria in the depths of winter in a 300bhp tuned FWD vRS on Vredestien Sesantas summer tyres without crashing/dying/driving into things and I'm no driving God, so all this talk of needing AWD and winter rubber etc for 6 months in anywhere on our sceptered isle except the Scottish highlands is just guff to cover poor driving ability IMHO

(example of conditions below and that was one of the much better days ).
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Most people living in Scottish highlands keep same tyres on all year round, just normal all season rubber.

Unlike the 50k + car rich south! most rural areas are pretty old cars, just the people living there know how to drive, unlike the south.

I noticed this when moving from Scotland to down south the first time.

How many people actually carry a bag of extra clothes (including boots) in he car over the winter?
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