So ive been wanting my bed to be warm ever since i left my laptop on my bed for several hours. When i went to bed it felt amazing where the laptop was. So is their a way i can heat up my beadsheets without buying anything like a heated blanket or sonething?
Not necessarily in fact if you set the vehicle up correctly with the right tires and enough weight over the rear end to help the tires get a bit better grip rear wheel drive does fine. High performance muscle cars with a lot of torque and a light rear end do poorly on ice such as a mustang gt and I have seen more than one abandon on the road in ice unable to move while other cars just drove past. I always bought an aggressive studded mud/snow tire for the rear and all season for the front, and Iearned the value of having a heavy vehicle in snow before I was driving. For the most part long vans are heavy and so are the long bed pickups. So if I ever ended up in snow for the winter I had a 4x4 or a heavy vehicle with the right tires for grip on ice. 4x4 no doubt makes winter much easier in snow past a foot or more two wheel drive long bed extra cab pickups were pretty universal in snow. with enough weight in the back ( you can always find a guy with a loader and ask him to dump in a load of snow) or spend time with a shovel and fill up the bed the hard way. depending on how deep the snow was you can add 400 lbs of sand bags from the hardware store and if that was not enough go find a load of free snow. Just remember that as snow freezes and thaws it gets compact more heavy and difficult to work with (freezes to ice ) many places may outlaw studded tires soon and you will need to do 4 of those blizzaks or studless tires to make something work right, you can not use studless tires only on the rear I dont think
With winter tires on RWD will be fine, without you will striggle.
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