throw 2 sand bags over the rear axle and you'll have better traction. you also want to feel the road through the pedal, you feel your tires start to slip you let off the accelerator and gently tap brakes as/if needed slamming on them will cause your vehicle to slide. then if your tires are bald as shit then you're fucked no matter what.

Man, before I was a lord, all I could afford was a subgrand cherokee. And I honestly never got along that well with cherokees, but at least they ain't navajos. I can't fucking stand navajos.

But that's just like my opinion. Man.

I like the 12th one, so he can ride up front.

My abs is disabled, Im old school.

Nope, even with AbS you should pump them on ice. I've tested this for years in different vehicles on all sorts of icey and snowey roads. Just a couple days ago sliding down a massive hill into a busy intersection even. You can stop pretty quick on ice by pumping the breaks if you are going about 30.

It should be noted the more weight for traction you add the longer it will take you to stop.

My wife put the heater at 69 and now it feels all hot in here!

I was working outside though, where it was like 61ish? Idunno, that's what the car claimed. It's dark now so I guess it's cooler, but I am thinking about having some beers on the boat. I'll have to wear a sweater or 2, though.

So even though it's technically under 75f, you point pretty much still stands... although you're technically wrong. That's the BEST KIND of wrong, by the way!

All three ways.