Recommendation for Winter Driving...

Definitely. Get a set of four good studless winter tires (like Blizzaks) mounted on steel wheels, and keep a set of chains in the trunk... in case you get stuck.

Also definitely. Throw a couple bags of sand or kitty litter in the trunk, and it'll double as a traction aid... in case you get stuck.

Your traction control is your right foot. Just remember to do

*everything* gently (steering, braking, and throttling), and you should do fine... unless you get stuck. ;)

Hey, at least Denver proper is just about as flat as you could want. There's nothing like trying to drive up or down a 12% grade covered with three inches of snow. Have you lived and driven through winters there long? Practice and experience both help enormously in the snow.

I live in a moderately hilly town N. of Boston, and the performance tires make my '98 GT absolutely dangerous. But, with snows, it is OK.

Get a set of snows. I keep snows on cheap steel wheels, with cheap plastic wheel covers. Every fall and spring, I switch between snows and funs.

{I just bought a new set of funs -- Bridgestone Potenza RE750s -- to replace the original Gatorbacks. The Bridgestones are fine, and are much better in the rain than the Gatorbacks ever were.}

You heard the man. get snowtires. When you take the sumemr tires off, give the wheels a good cleanign inside and out. Don't let them sit all winter with the brake dust on them like my dad did. Can't get it off next spring

um dude mustangs are not really made for winter you might want to drive awd

hurc ast