2000+ owners and winter driving
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You should be fine either way. At the worst..you might get some snow buildup and cause an off balance until it melts. That'll happen in any car though.
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I do worry about my car. This is my new baby, and soon to be my ONLY baby. I can't risk her getting hurt. :P
So if anyone has 16" Bonne rims they'd let go for cheap let me know. I have a post in the Wanted section FWIW.
So if anyone has 16" Bonne rims they'd let go for cheap let me know. I have a post in the Wanted section FWIW.
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
i dont see how snow would be a problem. ice is not stronger than metal, right?
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...and the brakes make heat, which melts ice......
I'm not really going anywhere with this. :?
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Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
So if anyone has 16" Bonne rims they'd let go for cheap let me know. I have a post in the Wanted section FWIW.
lets talk Pete
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Just to prepare you, the 00+* are a lot more sensitive to vibration, and just a little bit of snow/ice buildup on the rims can cause a lot of vibration - mostly above 45-50 or so. It will likely surprise you the first time it happens.