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November 30th 04, 05:47 AM
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CRV and snow
Monroe wrote:
> Looking for user comments on how well CRV's handle deep snow. > Thinking heavy drifting of snow along rural routes, acreages, > farmyards rather than rural plights. > -- > > Monroe ============= Clearance is very good. . . They work great, but the factory Dueller tires are terrible in snow. They are a noisy, hard compound, and when you get snow on them, they plug up and look like a sheet of paper. White / perfectly smooth. Get some real snow tires and the V will be unbeatable. Minburn, eh? 'Curly' 
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November 30th 04, 05:47 AM
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Monroe wrote:
> Looking for user comments on how well CRV's handle deep snow. > Thinking heavy drifting of snow along rural routes, acreages, > farmyards rather than rural plights. > -- > > Monroe ============= Clearance is very good. . . They work great, but the factory Dueller tires are terrible in snow. They are a noisy, hard compound, and when you get snow on them, they plug up and look like a sheet of paper. White / perfectly smooth. Get some real snow tires and the V will be unbeatable. Minburn, eh? 'Curly'
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