Just walked the dog for a few minutes. It's just beginning to settle here too.
Here comes the white stuff.
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You lot sent it over here yesterday and today but it did not settle, thanks to the warm North Sea.
Nothing down here... but I am sure we might get a dusting... at some point..
I blame the government! Theyv'e done something to winter. Don't even get snow anymore?
Mike
Mike
I would blame Bad ///Boy, to much CH4 after Christmas....
OK Mike, we'll blame him as well.
Mike
Mike
still none here, good.
Not to bad here this morning. The view from our bedroom window.
BOO yeah it had to do it dusting of snow last night cars covered .
Was forcast heavy here but it seems to have missed us but the frost is really heavy but a sunny clear day is forcast but boy its gonna be chilly....
Had about 1" overnight starting to thaw a bit and roads seem clear.
I completely missed this TonyI bet you were glad you found out he was ok before you saw the photo's, scary stuff.
Weather not looking too good over the next few days so take care everybody
Pleased Gary didn't suffer any thing too serious,and his boss.
Damn scary though,thank god the van had a bulk head fitted....something my van doesn't have
.At the risk of sounding divvy,would winter tyres have helped avoid that happening?
Steve
Still none in Heacham, cold overnight but beautiful sunny day here today!
Mike
Mike
Not too much here - Got mine and another a short distance away covered in snow. A third Z4 and a local Z3 weren't to be seen,
About a mile away from home there was about 1"-2" of snow out on the open ground though.
Main rodas clear early on but it will take most of the day for ours to clear. Snow on the spoiler. Not adding any aerodynamic enhancements I'm sure.
About a mile away from home there was about 1"-2" of snow out on the open ground though.
Main rodas clear early on but it will take most of the day for ours to clear. Snow on the spoiler. Not adding any aerodynamic enhancements I'm sure.
Nothing helps on black ice except for studded tyres.
Hi mate, yes from the feedback we get from customers, winter tyres really do give more grip especially on wet roads but also to a degree on icy roads too. I was going to get winter tyres on my Z4 but that will have to wait until next winter now.I completely missed this Tony
Pleased Gary didn't suffer any thing too serious,and his boss.
Damn scary though,thank god the van had a bulk head fitted....something my van doesn't have
At the risk of sounding divvy,would winter tyres have helped avoid that happening?
Steve
Tony.
Its just that they are of a softer compound @t-tony with softer side walls, ran them all year round on the Z and never had tram lining problems, people say they wear out quickly but that was not the case for me but I was also not doing high mileage or to many motorway stints.
And on that bomb shell......
And on that bomb shell......
That's the reason that they work mate, my old boss had them on his wife's Skoda's Fabia and left them on all year. They're still on after 2 years, she does quite a few miles with her work too but not, as you said much motorway miles.
Tony.
Tony.
Mine were on the car when I got it and were still on when I lost it. Getting into Bad ///Boy territory here, put about 5000 clicks on it during six years of ownership. When it went in for a service, my mate, the garage owner, asked if I ever got further than the end of my road.....