Snow Snow Snow

[muply]

Ive lost my van in it sure i parked it on the drive lastnite :lol::lol::lol:

[colinh]

1/2" at 7pm last night here in Herts.

Then 4" more from 9-11pm, while I'm at the gig in the next town.

The old Bingo stormed home biffing thro' it all, leaving all the Mercs and Beemers stuck in the gutter.

LOL

[3rensho]

Got 18" here over three days at the end of last week. Made it up the hill to my house with no probs with the ESP light flashing away the whole time. Neighbours cars are parked down on the main road.

[Chris]

I did 1,000km yesterday up through France and back to Kent yesterday in the Berlingo. With the winter Continentals it was brilliant. The only issue being the windscreen washers which started the day frozen and only worked after thawing out on the Tunnel

This was the N10 between Bordeaux and Poitiers (usually a busy dual carriageway)

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[Andre]

Got 18" here over three days at the end of last week. Made it up the hill to my house with no probs with the ESP light flashing away the whole time. Neighbours cars are parked down on the main road.

We passed a brand new A6 on a slip road on Saturday struggling very badly, as we gently went by.


(In a Bipper).

I did 1,000km yesterday up through France and back to Kent yesterday in the Berlingo. With the winter Continentals it was brilliant. The only issue being the windscreen washers which started the day frozen and only worked after thawing out on the Tunnel

This was the N10 between Bordeaux and Poitiers (usually a busy dual carriageway)

[Image: IMG_07461.jpg]

Great picture Chris, which set were you on?

[Chris]

I am still using the Continental TS830s that I bought last winter. They are the first winter tyres that I have ever bought (how did we survive before?) and I would happily recommend these.

There are a few on here that are using these Continentals and they seem to get very positive reviews.

[philip]

Nice pic Chris