Quote from: Ben Lessani on 13 December 2010, 20:53Yawn.I know the feeling...usually after reading your preaching posts.Yet you still come back?
Yawn.
Didn't notice that Oi, I've got a beemer!
Cheers Mate, it's an old one that we've had since 2005 - a 530d touring but does the job carrying mountain bikes, camping gear, rubbish tip trips, etc... Got a job in London now, head down Monday morning (to Euston) and go home Friday night. I do keep an eye out for a red GTI when I'm on the Euston Road, normally around 8 am. If you see a mad man waving at you frantically with a laptop bag then it could be me.
OK, what's wrong with this, then? Oversteer heaven, if they can get it to move?
pardon me if i'm pointing out something that may be obvious to somebody else.... but my understanding is that BMW cars are all rear-wheel drive. thus if snow chains are put on front non-drive wheels only, it presumably means the rear drive wheels will not have as much grip to supply forward motion (or indeed backwards) to the vehicle. and from the angle the photo was taken, it appears that it is an uphill incline?so does that car actually move on that snow?