Working just peachy, I have to say.
If I'd had the winter tyres on the back, I wouldn't have moved for several days. And no doubt sitting in the garage is the safest place for a car at any time, but it kind of defeats the purpose, as I see it.
I'm still waiting for the accident statistics showing that winter tyres on the front drive wheels only makes a car more likely to be involved in an accident. Or the country which has banned the practice as unsafe.
You know, that pesky evidence part.
Rolfe.
Oh yes, and quit with the "good tyres" part. I haven't heard anyone arguing against that basic piece of advice, for what it's worth. Your mistake seems to have been to think you can translate that to the fitting of winter tyres without actually thinking about it. It doesn't work that way when the purpose of the exercise is entirely different.
