Snow?
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Joined: 05-26-2006
Posts: 732
From: Pottstown, PA
Originally Posted by NY HHR
No real problems with driving in the snow. The HHR handled nicely in the snow last year, the only complaint was where the snow collected when left outside at night (no house for the baby). The snow gathered in the door jams and when it melted it formed ice which made opening the door a trick sometimes. 
Do you have running boards???
New Member
Joined: 05-25-2006
Posts: 10
From: Anchorage, AK
Mine has done fine in the snow and I haven't even swapped out the firehawks for winter tires. I've been happy with it. Though I can't wait to get back to the lower 48, 6 months of winter is dragging on me.
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Joined: 07-15-2006
Posts: 4,179
From: n/a
Originally Posted by 270weatherby
Mine has done fine in the snow and I haven't even swapped out the firehawks for winter tires. I've been happy with it. Though I can't wait to get back to the lower 48, 6 months of winter is dragging on me.
I worked at Goose Lake summer of 71 as a lifeguard.
Yes I said in the summer.
Karen
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Joined: 04-30-2006
Posts: 9,149
From: Maryland Heights, MO
Well, it's 3:35 am here in St. Louis. I'm looking out the front window and our HHR's are covered with at least 3 inches of ICE!! Not snow, ice! The snow hasn't started yet but we've had sleet for since early yesterday. I'd hate to imagine if this had been snow. I think I remember a calculation, 1" rain = 10" snow!!
I'll take some pics later this morning and post them. Assuming we've got power! I can see my neighbor's house and two BIG limbs have broken off their tree and are now blocking their driveway. I guess they won't be making it to work.
I'll take some pics later this morning and post them. Assuming we've got power! I can see my neighbor's house and two BIG limbs have broken off their tree and are now blocking their driveway. I guess they won't be making it to work.
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Joined: 02-23-2006
Posts: 2,529
From: Mesa Arizona
I really feel sorry for those of you that have to shovel snow, wear hats gloves big heavy jackets, thick boots thick socks, No wait I dont 
It is cool here been around 60's during the day here, cold at night in the hign 30's low 40's No shoveling snow, can still walk around with no jacket or just a light one. If I want snow I can hope in my car make a little drive up north and in about 1.5 hours be in the snow and come back home in the same day and jump in the hot tub.
What a great place this is to live in Arizona
It is cool here been around 60's during the day here, cold at night in the hign 30's low 40's No shoveling snow, can still walk around with no jacket or just a light one. If I want snow I can hope in my car make a little drive up north and in about 1.5 hours be in the snow and come back home in the same day and jump in the hot tub.
What a great place this is to live in Arizona
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Joined: 04-03-2006
Posts: 1,747
From: Peoria. Illinois
Well I took a snow day hte wind is blowing the multiple inches of snow we have already and it is still snowing steadily, my issue is the ice underneath oh and my wife would lose her mind if I ventured out right now so I will just go in tomorrow...I hope eveyone else stays warm and safe...GDZ, just how close is the neighboor with the tree and the downed limbs, you think "ducking" might become an issue, just a word of advice I am thinking that a tree limb on the roof of your HHR would not be a good mod...Another cup of coffee and I am going out to check the conditions and maybe shovel the first layer and put down some salt...later...
