AWD – For all four seasons
Trax offers an available on-demand All-Wheel Drive (AWD) system that gives you added grip through all four seasons. Even better – the system automatically shifts into Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) at speeds above 5 km/h, when no wheel slip is detected, to maximize fuel efficiency.
- See more at: http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/trax/overview#sthash.6gDIUOV7.dpuf
It would be cool to see a Trax 3-wheelingnothing too strenuous i hope![]()
Especially with those studs.I just went through the winter on a set of studded Arctic Claw Winter TXI, size 215 65R16 on the factory wheels. Unstoppable.
Over the years I have tried studless winter tires 3 times on different vehicles. While they were better then all seasons by a bunch, nothing beats a studded winter tire for safety. Everyone of my vehicles has a set of studded tires to run through the winter.Especially with those studs.
Have you ever driven through colorado winters without studded tires or have you always had them?
Very true.Over the years I have tried studless winter tires 3 times on different vehicles. While they were better then all seasons by a bunch, nothing beats a studded winter tire for safety. Everyone of my vehicles has a set of studded tires to run through the winter.
Not bad at all.It really isnt that cold where I live in Colorado and the Trax is garaged too, so no nothing else. We just got the car in January and I drove it from the dealer to the tire store to get the winter tires on. I'm waiting on a TPMS tool so I can get all the wheels dialed in.
What type of heater do you have? and how long do you spend using it when starting your car?I have a heater in the garage for starting the car in the morning. When it gets to the dead of winter in Toronto it is needed.
Just makes things easier in the dead of winter. Every once in a while there will be a super cold day where it is close to -30C.What type of heater do you have? and how long do you spend using it when starting your car?
Never thought it would be THAT cold that you'd need a heater to start the car.