What's Better for the Snow: A FWD Model with Winter Tires or an AWD Model with Regular Tires?

Posted by japrakaja at 09:20

It's a question asked by many automobile owners living in a number of regions around the world with harsh winters and lots of snow; would you be better off with a front-wheel drive (FWD) model fitted with winter tires that you can swap once the weather warms up, or an all-wheel drive (AWD) vehicle with regular rubber? Read more »

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