ya yes, the ford engineers were never that smart for the most part. they figured it was a serviceable item and SHOULD last as long as the clutch...putting clutch slave cylinders INSIDE the transmission bell housing is another one of those changes
On the race track where the clutch pedal is barely ever held-in, they're right. 😅SHOULD last as long as the clutch
I hear this from people all the time. I’m impressed with your 4x4, but with bald all season tires please don’t be surprised you’re in the ditch.BUT I GOT 4 WHEEL DRIVE!!! Proof of darwinism
Thanks for sharing ZZ. That's informative. EVERYONE (not just the people loosing control) appears to be pressuring one-another to travel too fast for the conditions. I've been there... and after watching that, will keep in mind that I shouldn't let those around me pressure me into driving too fast for the conditions. But at the same time one doesn't want to travel so slow as to be a hazard - I've witnessed that too. When I had worn the tread to the point of no greater than 55MPH in the rain I just kept my azz off the frig'n highway until I had time the following week to swap'em out.
My Fiesta ST came with Summer tires. So I was kind of forced into buying dedicated Winter tires for the first time. OMG even without studs they are LEAPS ahead of even the few that can be considered better all-season tires. I've read the posts of some other Fiesta ST owners who decided to test the Summer tires under snowy conditions... yeah, they may as well have been skis... no exaggeration. 😅 They all said they turned around as best they could and headed straight back home in short order. We're in valley terrain... wasn't even about to entertain that notion.......... The vehicles in my house all have a set of four winter tires.
I expected that to be some place like Texas where drivers are relatively inexperienced. But MINNESOTA WTH!?So many people just don’t know how to drive in the snow. ABS and all season tries don’t help either. Got to love when abs kicks in and you slide over the snow due to worn all season tires lol.
Yeah, but the video is from Minnesota. One would hope that they would know how to drive in winter weather there.So many people just don’t know how to drive in the snow.