FWD 2015 ROGUE IN WINTER
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followingnfront
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- Car: 2017 Maxima S
Re: FWD 2015 ROGUE IN WINTER
I want to venture a guess that it will be like ANY other fwd vehicle in winter. If you lose traction to the front wheels, thats it... Youre not going anywhere.
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yearoftherat
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- Car: 2015 Nissan Rogue SV AWD
- Location: Canada
Re: FWD 2015 ROGUE IN WINTER
Buy a good set of wither tires for the front and back.
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Ferrisfan
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- Car: 2014 Rogue SL FWD w/ Premium Package
- Location: Durham, NC
Re: FWD 2015 ROGUE IN WINTER
We don't get much winter here in NC, but I did take my 2014 FWD out in the snow and ice. It handled much worse than other vehicles that I have owned. I attribute this to a couple of things:
1) using the OEM all-season tires.
2) that being my first CVT in bad weather. I'm used to autostick letting me choose my starting gear.
3) that being the first time I had that particular vehicle out in the winter weather.
When these tires need to be replaced, I will still go with all-seasons (based on where I live), but I'm sure there are better options out there.
1) using the OEM all-season tires.
2) that being my first CVT in bad weather. I'm used to autostick letting me choose my starting gear.
3) that being the first time I had that particular vehicle out in the winter weather.
When these tires need to be replaced, I will still go with all-seasons (based on where I live), but I'm sure there are better options out there.