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Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Sure, that's what they tell you it does, but I found out the truth during Atlanta's Snowmeggedon event in 2014.

And here are my impressions from driving in 4" of snow, on top of 1" of ice, on Primacy tires that day.

I liked the part where you talked about the thaw the next day. Around here, any thaw wouldn't happen until the next month. The last time I tried to drive on snow and ice with a front engine rear wheel drive car and summer tires was with my old fox body Mustang. Any application of the accelerator pedal would be met with a sideways slide off of the crown in the road toward the ditch.