[ContactPatch]

Keep the M2C's at home tonight, don't need some inebriated moron crashing into your prized possession, just not worth it. It is never the same afterwards, and when January 1st arrives your car will be flawless.


Take the bus!

[ChrisK]

Originally Posted by ContactPatch

Keep the M2C's at home tonight, don't need some inebriated moron crashing into your prized possession, just not worth it. It is never the same afterwards, and when January 1st arrives your car will be flawless.


Take the bus!

Or Uber.

[dave885]

Originally Posted by ContactPatch

Keep the M2C's at home tonight, don't need some inebriated moron crashing into your prized possession, just not worth it. It is never the same afterwards, and when January 1st arrives your car will be flawless.


Take the bus!

Scheduled my delivery for Wed. so I wasn’t tempted to take it out tonight. Staying in anyway.

[MMMBRAP]

Even if I had a Koenigsegg Regera, I'd leave it at home tonight.

I don't drink nor enjoy large social events.

I think I'll watch John Wick again tonight.

[chmura]

My M2c not my daily so it stays home most of the time.

[m20e3087]

Yeap, cashing in my Platinum Uber credits.

[nomoracin]

Originally Posted by chmura

My M2c not my daily so it stays home most of the time.

Yea, I cringe when I hear people getting winter tires for the m2c. I can't help but to think that with the 3-5k they spend on the winter set, that they can just get a beater. I, myself, have a '17 Jeep Wrangler for the winter months.

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by ContactPatch

Take the bus!

I followed your advise and took the bus.

The party was @home. But I took the bus. So now I'm in the middle of nowhere waiting for another bus to get me back home. Thanks pal!



Cheers
Robin

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by nomoracin

Yea, I cringe when I hear people getting winter tires for the m2c. I can't help but to think that with the 3-5k they spend on the winter set, that they can just get a beater. I, myself, have a '17 Jeep Wrangler for the winter months.

M2/C in snow is so much fun. On wintertyres its also easier in controlling drifts etcetera.

I have a 320d F30 when for some(strange) reason I don't want to use my M2C....

Cheers
Robin

[aerokubectl]

Originally Posted by nomoracin

Yea, I cringe when I hear people getting winter tires for the m2c. I can't help but to think that with the 3-5k they spend on the winter set, that they can just get a beater. I, myself, have a '17 Jeep Wrangler for the winter months.

meh depends on where you live but yeah I'd probably agree. I can't imagine this car being any fun in the winter.

That said, no such issues in the sunshine state

[dubzz24]

Originally Posted by oshalygin

meh depends on where you live but yeah I'd probably agree. I can't imagine this car being any fun in the winter.

That said, no such issues in the sunshine state

Sports cars with winter tires are amazing fun in the winter. A couple years ago I had an e92 m3 and a ‘14 Ram sport 4x4. I drove the m3 in ice, snow and slush for an entire winter even though my truck was parked right next to it in my garage. Why? It was more fun. The only downside for me was rock chips, so I got PPF on the m2.

[chmura]

Originally Posted by nomoracin

Yea, I cringe when I hear people getting winter tires for the m2c. I can't help but to think that with the 3-5k they spend on the winter set, that they can just get a beater. I, myself, have a '17 Jeep Wrangler for the winter months.

We are similar. I have a 2015 Tacoma lifted King Suspension with 34" tires. My other hobby is camping and getting into off the grid areas.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by nomoracin

Yea, I cringe when I hear people getting winter tires for the m2c. I can't help but to think that with the 3-5k they spend on the winter set, that they can just get a beater. I, myself, have a '17 Jeep Wrangler for the winter months.

It's not about the money. Who wants to drive a beater for an entire season?


In the Northeast, around 4-5 months of the year can have unsafe conditions for summer tires. Would never let my car sit that long. In my opinion, you need winter or all-season tires if you plan to drive it at all below 40F regularly.

[glachhman3]

Originally Posted by chris719

It's not about the money. Who wants to drive a beater for an entire season?


In the Northeast, around 4-5 months of the year can have unsafe conditions for summer tires. Would never let my car sit that long. In my opinion, you need winter or all-season tires if you plan to drive it at all below 40F regularly.

I got a 01 XJ beater too year round, not risking parking a nice car on public streets in NY(bronx for work)