Show us your **Winter Wheels**
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Where we live it is quite hilly, our road is north facing, steep in places, and doesn't get gritted. While the CR-V has usually managed on summer rubber I don't want to get stranded this year so am trying out winters on the Snocus.

Did ok last year on some nasty mixture of 14" Vredsteins and Kormorans or something. This winter running with 15"s and Dunlop WinterSport M3's.

Did ok last year on some nasty mixture of 14" Vredsteins and Kormorans or something. This winter running with 15"s and Dunlop WinterSport M3's.
I wanted another Forrester but couldn't find a decent one for £1k so ended up with this.

Last owner for 8 years, FSH, everythhing works and it's surprisingly good to drive, 5 good Bridgestone all terrain tyres too. I liveon an unadopted road in the Chilterns and my wife works in a small village which didn't get gritted for 2 weeks last winter so this makes it much easier! Plus it has alloys, no ugly steelies here

Last owner for 8 years, FSH, everythhing works and it's surprisingly good to drive, 5 good Bridgestone all terrain tyres too. I liveon an unadopted road in the Chilterns and my wife works in a small village which didn't get gritted for 2 weeks last winter so this makes it much easier! Plus it has alloys, no ugly steelies here

Lplate said:
How did you get them shots?
They look brilliant.
Using the bhague mount They look brilliant.



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