Audi S6 & snow
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From: 32 cylinders and many cats
A women in a Corsa got stuck blocking the entrance road to my surgery broadside and I needed to get out to an emergency visit, so I pushed to no avail, so I tried driving it, and the most productive way to move it was actually to let it rev a bit. Being gentle simply didn't work and being a manual front wheel drive I couldn't sensibly use the handbrake or the brakes at the same time to help. Maybe it melted to some deeper layers and found some traction.
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From: K
we are renting a house just down from the Oystercatcher, will pm you if the surf is up, (although we will be boogie boarding)
yep t0ssers - all of them, you just can't help wishing them a light brush with a lampost as they overtake you
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From: The hell where youth and laughter go
My Beemer has been In the garage for over a week now and I am using the works vauxhall vivaro. I've had to be pushed off 3 times now and I wasn't even on a slope. Anyone got any tips? The continental vanco tyres have loads of tread but I don't know if they are summer or winter tyres.
Let some air out the tyres on the driven wheels- helps the tread block flex.
Remember to re-inflate to normal pressures if going on the clear motorway though (under inflated tyre + motorway speeds = high speed blow out
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