Audi A6 2.8 Quattro fall to snow

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• Audi
• A6
• 2.8
• Quattro
• fall
• to
• snow
• sink

[AddictedToStangs]

u need the 4.2 :)

[StovShark]

more power would't help into this problem

[speckfire01]

Snow tires ..ever heard of them ?? Use them !!!

[StovShark]

We have snow tires ;)

[pawelpodkowka]

u need Allroad :)

[TraustiGeir]

@mbtech2003 Would've ended the same way. Neither one is a 4x4 SUV, which is what was needed in this case.

[SiSterCzech]

ani quattro není všemocné pokud neudržíš otáčky no hold :)

even quattro isnt allmighty if you doesnt handle torque well

[tomasmalin]

Jo, ani Quattro není všemocné. :-)

[racer0897]

your not suposed to drive offroad with it ya dumbass

[mbtech2003]

should of bought a subaru

[Polofreak6N]

If the underbody is seated, the performance and the tires do not care! ;-)

[MGazT]

@speckfire01 i think ground clearance is the issue here. :)

[granolanutpunch]

@ringlol They're way light compared to an SUV and still lighter than most full size sedans... one of the reasons they're so much fun on dry pavement.

I personally love AWD and 4WD in the snow because I get bored easily and like sliding around. It just scares me how many people who've never gotten sideways think they're in a great snow car just because it's AWD.

Better acceleration and breaking? By far.

Better cornering? For most drivers, way worse! For good divers, way better!

[ringlol]

@granolanutpunch Audis are light??? And if wide tires is the problem, buy narrower? Personally I would never buy wide snow tires, for any car. But you are right about not dropping the gas while sliding, worst thing you can do. You will just slide into the nearest ditch. 4WD/AWD + skid = press the gas and steer where you want to go.