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      07-12-2015, 12:03 AM   #23
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Hello guys

i was wondering to ask, do you often drive into a mountains with your beloved m5, how does it act on snow, do you use chains or not?

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I live in Canada, we have harsh winters.
Had E60 M5
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And now F06 M6 GC
No problems at all, all you need is a set of real good
Winter tires. I even go to the mountains with my car in the
Winter for snow boarding.
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I can imagine with more than 4" of snow the M5 becomes a plow. I drove my 650 thru 3 winters on a good set of winter wheel/tires, but I am vacillating between a set for my M5 or just getting a winter vehicle.
Winter vehicle. The new X1 looks great IMO. I'm actually pondering an X5M. I wonder if I could use it in the winter with winter wheels?
FYI...I had a '12 X5M with Pirelli snows on it and it was almost unstoppable in snow. Takes some time learning how to feather the pedal, but it was phenomenal.
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I have a winter set with the Michelins and no problem so far, carefully dealing with my right foot nevertheless.

I found chains in my local dealer. He was shocked when I asked for chains for a 245 size, he said they were not producing them for so wide tyres. He found them in the catalogue after insisting. Finally I took the risk of getting stuck somewhere and didn t buy them.
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      01-19-2016, 11:30 PM   #26
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Late to the party but just took delivery of 2016 M5 with Ultimate package. Dedicated winter wheels/tires and it is perfectly fine here in Winnipeg. We usually get a huge amount of snow each year and I have never had any issues with rear wheel drive cars. This is my 2nd M5 and 2nd winter in F10. Prior to that I had been in 335's since 2007. 4 BMW's in all and all have been rear wheel drive. If we ever get truly buried in overnight snow, I take the wife's X5 50i. Having said that; I have never been stuck in snow.
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      01-21-2016, 01:56 PM   #27
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Once again, please reference the videos.

Although I don't think we'll have as many people starting the same thread and asking the same questions over and over with the next generation M5 being AWD. Lol!



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