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    Default e55 in the snow?

    I havent tried my CLS in the snow but I am considering a DD e55.

    Has anyone driven the e55 in snowy conditions?
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    On the oem tires, it goes nowhere. I haven't tried to drive it with all seasons or snow tires in the snow, yet. Hopefully some other people will chime in.

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    You are in north carolina and it goes nowhere?

    I am going to find out.
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    i've driven a E350 in snowy conditions, not sure how it compares, but slap on a pair of good snow tires and you're good to go.
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    I live in OH and have an E63. With OEM tires the car is useless. With some good snow tires you should be ok with a couple of inches. Blizzak's I hear are the best

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteelCitySupra View Post
    You are in north carolina and it goes nowhere?

    I am going to find out.
    Yeah. We had a pretty brutal winter this year, and for the time I was home, I got stuck twice. Once in the DMV parking lot and once in my driveway.

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    i drove my w211 e55 in the snow back when i had one 2 years ago... on the ps2's it didnt move but on the blizzaks it was a beast...
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    E55 and E63 are common up here during winter. You guys should be good.

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    I have driven an E350 (W210) through the snow here in OKC last December and it did well and kept its traction.

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