ICE DRIVING with the Ford Edge ST Line
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Well Feburary is the month of love for some.....but for #HowToKillAnHour it is the month of CARS!
As well as our usual talk around the world of tech we will be looking at a few whips that are packed full of tech....Kicking off with the new Edge ST Line from @FordUk which we took for an icy spin in temperatures s cold as minus 15!
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Worth mentioning the huge amount of grip offered from those snow/winter tyres fitted to the test car.
Average person in London will more than likely have summer tyres on all year round and think AWD makes them invincible.
It was also -18 (and colder) so those tyres were required
Roads are at their most slippiest around 0 degrees due to the weak molecular make up of the ice/snow. Like driving on mini rolling marbles.
Once it starts to get crazy cold, it actually starts to become grippier and more predicable as the molecules have a stronger bond.
That why most people get caught out in the UK with their summer tyres on in winter. They assume winter tyres aren't required as it's "not cold enough" When in reality that couldn't be further from the truth.
Winter tyre nerd alert. Sorry lol.
@@CALLOFDUTYII good thing we weren't picking the tyres!
@@CALLOFDUTYII we've been in snow with it with summer tires on and you have no grip still xD
@@CL4SSiCS Got myself a full set of Michelin Cross Climate suv tyres there not too long ago for the edge. Shall see how they perform this winter.
Not as bad as summer tyres and not as good as winter tyres at a guess haha.
Nice vid
day Gaming cheers!
Did u put your mode to snow?Or no need if you have all wheel drive car?
We went full manual for drifting because it would be rude not to! hahaa