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What are the Most Important Features to Have to Stay Safe in Wintry Conditions?

USA Today

Added ground clearance in SUVs and crossovers, four- wheel drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles are advantageous, but the most important feature for wintry driving is snow tires.

“Most importantly, you need to have patience to get you to your destination safely,” Matt DeLorenzo, managing editor at Kelley Blue Book  said. “No matter how much traction you have, you can still overdrive in slippery conditions very easily. You can still end up in a ditch.”

Read the article at the USA Today.

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