Blizzaks on all 4 corners and it's good to go. Handles nice with good traction, never been stuck or too out of control. Just watch your right foot as it doesn't take much to break loose, even on dry pavement at 50mph.
Ask me how I know.
I don't have the SRT model but I love driving my Charger in the snow. If your doing regular driving the anti slip nanny function works beautifully around corners. Loosens up the rear end a bit. It's a great rear wheel drive vehicle to drive in the winter. If you turn off ESP and have some fun......it's a blast. The long wheel base works beautifully around corners and down the road. I also have a Jeep Cherokee and the short wheel base on the Jeep limits the fun a bit. I love sliding around the roads with my Charger.
I was wondering the same thing about snow. My Magnum R/T was horrible in the snow -completely undriveable. I have a 1/3 mile commute to work and no 2nd car (only my 2012 superbee). I may opt to walk to work in the sonw.
I had no issues with mine in the snow, and I didn't even have snow tires. Drive carefully and remember that 1) ESP is your friend and 2) that you've got a lot of HP so you have to be easy on the throttle. If you can, get winter tires though.
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I drove mine through a 30 inch snowstorm a couple seasons back
Had Conti Extreme Contact all seasons
No problems
To be safe, I would go with 4 Blizzaks next time
Cars are good in the snow as long as you have the proper tires on them
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2006 SRT8 175,000 miles+ (ordered with F1s and options)
If the govt was still calculating the unemployment rate using the same criteria, the “official” rate today would be closer to 18%. In 2004, median income man in his 30s - $35,010. Adj. for inflation, 12 percent less than 1974.
I was wondering the same thing about snow. My Magnum R/T was horrible in the snow -completely undriveable. I have a 1/3 mile commute to work and no 2nd car (only my 2012 superbee). I may opt to walk to work in the sonw.
It wasn't your Magnum, it was the tires you had on there
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2006 SRT8 175,000 miles+ (ordered with F1s and options)
If the govt was still calculating the unemployment rate using the same criteria, the “official” rate today would be closer to 18%. In 2004, median income man in his 30s - $35,010. Adj. for inflation, 12 percent less than 1974.
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