Northeast SnowStorm

Nervous-Location-655 | 2026-01-27 00:52 | 53 views

If anyone is wondering how these cars are in the snow they’re pretty good to me. Granted I did get brand new OEM Michelin primacy’s in August and I have less than 3k on them but the car felt really stable 99% of the time. I could feel all the wheels engaging. I did accelerate hard sometimes to “powerslide”. I got through an un paved alleyway which barely cleared the bottom of the car. I got stuck one time which was user error, I completely under estimated the depth of a ramp and got stuck. I was high centered and after 3 hours my buddy had to tow me out. Somehow at the end of the snow storm on my way home with no snow on the highway I lost 3 Aerocovers. 🤣🥲 I left work with all 4 on got home with only 1

Comments (8)

ronin_cse 2026-01-27 05:21

The much finer control you get over the throttle with an EV with an ICE vehicle really helps.

Avikm289 2026-01-27 05:52

The regen braking is better in snow than pedal braking but you still need to use the pedal

Nervous-Location-655 2026-01-27 06:28

I actually felt like that’s when I had the least amount of control. When regen was applied I could feel the car slip a little

deja_vu_1548 2026-01-27 14:00

After I nearly spun out and almost fucking died on stock mxm4's about 4 winters ago, I ditched them and got crossclimate2s.

JonPorked 2026-01-28 14:58

You want maximum control over the vehicles speed in the snow, I always set Regen to low in weather like this.

Away-Scar7754 2026-01-28 15:01

Bummer on the wheel covers. I took mine off for the winter figuring deeper snow would get behind them and pop them off. Looks like you proved my theory correct. But to keep it looking good I put on center caps. $60 from Tesla

LilHindenburg 2026-01-28 15:59

My M3P Highland is on the stock PZero summer rubber and also still did really well. Granted it’s TX, but ice is ice!

OldFargoan 2026-02-01 00:41

My M3P Highland came with all seasons but I put all weather on, but I'm in MN.

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