i have 2 different music parts that are kinda meshed in together and i want to move them TOGETHER but i dont want the parts moving and messing up. is there a way i could lock them into place with eachother
DSM is right. Just remember that studded tires are good for snow and little iceHeavier to real heavy ice will require snow chains with crossbars. The crossbars act like a bunch of ice picks that chip through the ice from superior grip. Carry extra weight in the vehicle toothis will help your traction.
It shouldn't catch fire, but if it is blocking the vents the oven could overheat which isn't all that good. Move it out of the way Dune
Larger tires will actually work better in the snow since there will be more surface area to grip the road. However since they are bigger, it will slightly raise the front of your car and may look kinda funny unless you get all 4 tires. This is common on the east coast where people will have two sets of tires, one being for winter driving, already mounted to inexpensive rims. If you have purchased aftermarket rims, use the stock ones for your winter tires. This will avoid your nice rims getting messed up by the salt on the roads.
