I’m planning a road trip on my car from Chicago to Aspen, Colorado and my friends started telling me not to risk because my Camry isn’t AWD and I might stack on the roads. Should I risk ? 
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You can get snow tires, or chains as needed. Colorado DOT has a site for the mountain road conditions
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that doesn't look like snow tire to me, or i'm mistaken?
All season
I have seen your driving, you'll do good.
Seriously though Bring a blanket, a bag of cat litter and keep water and a snack in the car
Half of Alberta has all seasons, leave room and you will do good
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My grandpa had Lada 5 and I was trained how to drive on it 😁🫡
You should do a Yegor driving seminar in Colorado 😁
hab no drivers license
yegor teach pls
Driver license isn’t the problem 😁
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My driving teach Raymond 20yrs ago “when driving and you see a beautiful lady, keep your eyes on the road”
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DON’T LISTEN TO THEM, DO IT.
IF YOU GET STUCK YOU WILL FIGURE IT OUT, ALSO THERE IS ALWAYS PEOPLE WILLING TO HELP ON THE ROAD.
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Proper tires and chains will get you through. Otherwise you might end up crashing the car
May is the best time for this. I just saw a bunch of dumbass people slipping around on I-70 trying to push their front-wheel drives up hill in the snow.
IMO ROAD TRIPS ARE GREAT FOR THE MIND. ALLOWS EXTRA TIME TO GO DEEPER WITH THOUGHTS OR IDEAS. DIAL UP A FEW PODCASTS. FIND LOCAL INTERESTS ON YOUR ROUTE OR ALTERNATIVE ROUTES. STOP AND WAIT A STORM OUT IF YOU COME ACROSS ONE. DONT RUSH & INJOY!
I wouldn’t in February. I would wait until like April.
Just don't go over Independence Pass in the Camry and you'll be fine.
Yup, if you’re comfortable with getting 95% there but having to turn around
You could face hardship if there is a snowstorm. It would be ideal to have several extra days to stop at a hotel in the instance of a storm and have snow tires. I would be considerate of the person you’re trying to visit who is advising against it.
Do you have experience driving in winter weather conditions? if not you should consider the risks, to both yourself and others.
I don't know that area, but I had RWD cars for twenty years, and drove them in snow over every mountain pass that was still open. Starting uphill from standstill is a bit more delicate, but once you are moving, you are fine. Downhill the difference is not that big anyway.
pls add massive grain of salt
send it
don't get rekt.
listen to your friends
come on the summer
Super risky. I wouldn't do it this time of year.