Advice for driving on snot and ice...

[vvvvvvv]

 

[Okie4570]

The graphics dude at Fox must have a one year old with a cold at home, snot on the brain

 

[AKguy1985]

hahaha thought the thread title was a typo.

 

[BReeves]

'T' is 3 keys away from 'W' ???

Not sure I agree with the "Do not drive in 4wd" statement but that may be for the idiots that don't understand 4wd doesn't stop any better than 2wd when it's slick.

 

[Perplexed]

Not sure I agree with the "Do not drive in 4wd" statement but that may be for the idiots that don't understand 4wd doesn't stop any better than 2wd when it's slick.

Could also be because all four wheels can lock up in 4wd if you're in a low gear and let off the gas suddenly on ice. Something an experienced winter driver wouldn't do, but there aren't many of those in OK.

 

[Have Blue]

I thought the 4WD button allows for the temporary suspension of the laws of physics . . .

 

[BamaAlum97]

This is why I always carry a large box of tissues with me...

 

[shotty]

I drove on snot and ice last Feb. between Dallas and Shreveport, 7 hour, creep along, butt puckering hell.

 

[BReeves]

Could also be because all four wheels can lock up in 4wd if you're in a low gear and let off the gas suddenly on ice. Something an experienced winter driver wouldn't do, but there aren't many of those in OK.

Something learned as a kid in Colorado.. Don't do ANYTHING fast..

 

[chr_edw]

Good ol fox 23. They screw up something up every night. Its fun see what they will do wrong.