[Peugeot-L] 505 Wagons in the Winter

Great that is good to know. I often have 100 pounds of WVO (Waste Veggie Oil) in the trunk so thats good.
Gotta git to work.
Thanks for the update.
Brian Rodgers

On 6/27/06, wmcookphd <peugeot@ce4less.com> wrote:
>
> Following up on a question about how wagons handle in the winter:
> Here in Montana, my 86 wagon does great with studded snow tires and
> 160 lbs of sand over the rear wheels. With regular tires and no
> weight it is impossible to get anywhere, it is just too light for the
> rear wheels to get any traction.
>
>
>

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