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Originally Posted by JDMDreams
I haven't driven in this much snow for a while, last time was a x5 with nexen snow tires. I'm running Antares grip 20 on a fwd right now. Is it normal to still slip at starts? On slushy thick snow? All the roads are pretty much still unplowed and ppl are drifting in their BMW with all seasons and there was a lady in her 350z sliding.  
So I'm wondering if it's better to let the traction freak out at starts cut power and eventually get grip? Or just turn traction off.? |
Bit of both. Your tires are spinning because the tread is full of snow so there no grip, but allowing them to spin will allow the snow to free itself from the tread so you will get some bit.
Too much wheel spin and you won't get any traction.