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Yeah sorry should have made it clear why they classed them as dangerus, it's not because of their performance on snow and ice it's what you refered to.
On wet and dry tarmac however during the moose test the test drivers lost control and skid off the road in such a way that they had to disqualify it all togather from the test and label them as dangerous but they ware good on ice and snow.
So as you say it's probebly great if there's snow or ice on the tarmac during the whole winter.
But as in your parts they salt all roads ecept in the inner city cores, where they just clear the roads. And in the north they just clear all roads with a plow.
Many that use all weather tires, how are they in the snow in those few times there are snow? Saw that you had gotten quite a bit of snow in the north parts of england? Hard to get through or are they good at clearing the roads?
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