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When I tested it with just pure snow, it performed as expected. I didn't get to test it too much, but would've felt safe driving anywhere going under the speed limit. I did a little testing in the neighborhood and noticed some slippage and fishtailing when accelerating through a turn.How do the all season 22s perform? I have not tested them out in the snow/ice and am curious.
That’s interesting. I had the same exact experience with my Toyo oc3s on my stock 22” wheels. It feel pretty planted when diving normally. However with some fresh slippery snow underneath and making a more aggressive turn from a stop sign, I definitely fishtailed some and traction control didn’t kick in. Good thing I knew how to counter steer. Maybe it’s from all that low end torque on the Gx. I didn’t have it on “snow” mode, which might have reduced the torque. I was on comfort.When I tested it with just pure snow, it performed as expected. I didn't get to test it too much, but would've felt safe driving anywhere going under the speed limit. I did a little testing in the neighborhood and noticed some slippage and fishtailing when accelerating through a turn.
As the day went on, we started getting some mixed conditions and I never really went out to test it. That being said, I do plan on upgrading the wheels and tires. I haven't read too many glowing reviews about these OEM tires that come with the Lux+.
TLDR: As with all snowy/icey conditions, drive safe and you'll be fine. I do expect it to be much better after adding on some Nitto Terra G3s.
I feel like theres only so much AWD + tires can do with a mix of ice and snow. Roads were BAD over the weekend. But I was definitly shocked in about 3 inches of fresh snow, that I fishtailed as much as I did. Granted, I wouldn't be driving like how I was if I had my family with me and other cars were on the road.That’s interesting. I had the same exact experience with my Toyo oc3s on my stock 22” wheels. It feel pretty planted when diving normally. However with some fresh slippery snow underneath and making a more aggressive turn from a stop sign, I definitely fishtailed some and traction control didn’t kick in. Good thing I knew how to counter steer. Maybe it’s from all that low end torque on the Gx. I didn’t have it on “snow” mode, which might have reduced the torque. I was on comfort.