Winter Driving
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Winter Driving
We have had Subaru's in the family since 1988 and become accustomed to their excellent winter driving manners, especially with studded shoes.
So we wondered how the FEH (4wd) would do this winter compared to our old standard. Fitted with a set of Michelin Latitude Ice-X studdless snow tires the FEH took us through a real winter here in the PNW. And did it with flying colors. It is quite surefoot and stable and has earned our confidence just as the Sub had.
It is very predictable, the 4wd system is seamless. Coupled with the braking systems and ABS it is a real gem. On packed snow or icy conditions the car real pulls through. To say the least we are very impressed.
Take Care
Steve
Oregon
So we wondered how the FEH (4wd) would do this winter compared to our old standard. Fitted with a set of Michelin Latitude Ice-X studdless snow tires the FEH took us through a real winter here in the PNW. And did it with flying colors. It is quite surefoot and stable and has earned our confidence just as the Sub had.
It is very predictable, the 4wd system is seamless. Coupled with the braking systems and ABS it is a real gem. On packed snow or icy conditions the car real pulls through. To say the least we are very impressed.
Take Care
Steve
Oregon
Last edited by spud; 02-09-2007 at 11:30 PM.
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Re: Winter Driving
Hi,
This is my first winter with my FEH (mainly, I got it at the end of the last winter). I also put on the Latitudes and am happy with the performance. We have not had as much snow as usual here, but they work well so far.
Cheers,
Roch
This is my first winter with my FEH (mainly, I got it at the end of the last winter). I also put on the Latitudes and am happy with the performance. We have not had as much snow as usual here, but they work well so far.
Cheers,
Roch
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