GS > stock tires yan since nakuha mo noh? ganyan kalimitan kasama ng converted. palitan mo yang tires mo para di namaulit.
its a practice talaga. nung nakuha ko DELIC ko noon, pati tong liteace, talagang snow tires sinasama nila,e...
GS > stock tires yan since nakuha mo noh? ganyan kalimitan kasama ng converted. palitan mo yang tires mo para di namaulit.
its a practice talaga. nung nakuha ko DELIC ko noon, pati tong liteace, talagang snow tires sinasama nila,e...
sounds familiar. di kaya 'snow tires' din ang gamit ni K. Quintal nung matamaan nya yung Trooper na nahulog sa Skyway?![]()
80 km/h?! tapos umuulan? tsk tsk. buti walang nang yari sa iyo. ingat lang sa pagda-drive.
i have a theory, most drivers experiencing sudden weather changes while driving - more often than not have some difficulties in adjusting from dry to wet conditions. kaya madalas ang banggaan lalo kapag ma-araw tapos biglang ulan.
It is a good thing that all of you went out of that accident unscathed! Delikado iyan. Change your tires please before someone gets hurt.....
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di kaya the reason why you can't control your car is because of the "snow" tires?
Twas raining and GS is using snow tires. Snow = wet, flaky, somewhat dense. Rain, of course, is wet. Hindi ba talaga uubra?![]()
Your theory is already a fact, actually. It's not the drivers that have a hard time. The dirt, grime, oil and other particulates get dissolved or form a thin layer on the road when it rains. With the added oil from vehicles, it almost always makes it more slippery right after a downpour than hours after the downpour.
Kung studded tires yan na pang snow, talagang hindi masyado kakapit sa asphalt yun.