 Re: Let's see some snow removal pix
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Originally Posted by LarryRB Funny you say this, I've used r4 for years and never had a problem. I have bigger problems with the r1's and won't have them again. My drive is hilly and 1600 ft long. Of course we have a lot of shale, rock, boulders and tons of other rock formations and R1's seem to lose chunks of rubber, where the R4's move over the stone easier and no problems | Larry,
I'm 100% on your side. I made that statement tongue in cheek because there was a big brew-haha in another thread with quite a few members saying R-4's are poor in snow. I think R-4's are fine in snow. I think the problem might be that some of the guys just can't drive in snow too good. 
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