i live in washington

[H3 Hummer]

I am in WA also, the H3 did great in the snow just like stated - however... The next morning it was again nasty and I drove about 20 feet and made my first turn (to fast). Holy crap, I wasn't ready for that recovery the H3 had to do. The H3 is great in the snow but tires that are 15-20 degrees need to be warmned up first.
Of course this applies to all vehicles the point is just don't get over confident.

On a seperate issue but winter related - the fog light bulb busted. Considering it was about 15 where I live I guess it was the cold.


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[Wisha Haddan H3]

Same here. Lots of ice and snow the past couple of days and the H3 took it all in stride. I put it in 4hi-lock for some of it, but probably didn't need to.

[wannabeH3]

Originally Posted by H3 Hummer

I am in WA also, the H3 did great in the snow just like stated - however... The next morning it was again nasty and I drove about 20 feet and made my first turn (to fast). Holy crap, I wasn't ready for that recovery the H3 had to do. The H3 is great in the snow but tires that are 15-20 degrees need to be warmned up first.
Of course this applies to all vehicles the point is just don't get over confident.

you have to remember you arent a good driver jk!!!

[Zoomie]

Been working, so I haven't had time to hang out here. I live in Washington, too. The morning it snowed, two of my co-workers took off before I left work. I had to pick them both up because they couldn't get up the hill outside work. One of them was driving a Mustang Mach 1 in that mess! This is my second winter with it, and I am amazed how good it is in snow!

[frenzy1]

That's great man ! I haven't had the chance of testin' my hummer in snow !! We almost never get snow in Belgium, Europe

frenzy