X6 - In the snow
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Like most cars with big fat tyres, utter crap on snow until fitted with winter tyres.
Several UK ones have been crashed in ski resorts as owners foolishly believe the 4x4/snow myth.
http://www.rpmgo.com/bmw-x5-m-flips-due-to-snow-in...
Glen McM on here has an X6 and bought winter tyres, if you're lucky he'll spot this and back this up.
Several UK ones have been crashed in ski resorts as owners foolishly believe the 4x4/snow myth.
http://www.rpmgo.com/bmw-x5-m-flips-due-to-snow-in...
Glen McM on here has an X6 and bought winter tyres, if you're lucky he'll spot this and back this up.
Edited by Guyr on Tuesday 21st December 20:22
robsti said:
whoami said:
gizlaroc said:
They come on performance tyres, they weigh 2 and half tonnes, how do you think they will perform on mud and snow??
I wonder how a Range Rover manages then?
The X6 is useless (his description) while the RR is excellent.
whoami said:
robsti said:
whoami said:
gizlaroc said:
They come on performance tyres, they weigh 2 and half tonnes, how do you think they will perform on mud and snow??
I wonder how a Range Rover manages then?
The X6 is useless (his description) while the RR is excellent.
robsti said:
whoami said:
robsti said:
whoami said:
gizlaroc said:
They come on performance tyres, they weigh 2 and half tonnes, how do you think they will perform on mud and snow??
I wonder how a Range Rover manages then?
The X6 is useless (his description) while the RR is excellent.
He's been unstoppable this week.
The X6 is not an offroader and it weighs 2.2t, it's designed to drive like a car, my X6 has 20" 315 section rear tyres so not really geared to the offroad and I do not expect or want my X6 to drive like a wallowy slow piss poor RR, suprisingly though it's actually been ok, I live at the top of a hill and got up no problems whilst at least 10 cars got stuck, all in all I'm happy with what it does and what it's designed for
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