RWD Teslas suck in the snow!

[The_Animal_Man]

This dude literally lied to the video this car does not have winter tires LOL

[nickgee]

you have summer tires what did you expect

[tafl-]

Strange. Have had zero issues with my Model Y RWD on winter tires.

[hungrydavo]

Bro thinks using tyres in the snow makes them winter tyres.

[SFPep]

I think the problem is sitting between steeringwheel and drivers seat. 😂

[DINGOKIS]

Those are 110% summer tires you can literally see the summer tread design lol 😂

[Rhaman]

If the rear tires have no traction, why would the front ones have traction?

[dhruvkapur]

Use dyno mode, it helps much more than slip start in these conditions, got me out of snow a few days ago.

[WQuietHawk]

Sure looks like he pushed up against a snow bank in front.🙄

[bijdikh]

That's some weird looking tread pattern for winter tires lmao, you sure those aren't all seasons?

[jonathanphillips]

I sold my 2019 LR RWD exactly for the same reason, got stuck 3 times with winter tires- the car is absolutely great till you get stuck and then it’s still a great car.

[bensontek]

Why didn’t you get awd if you know you need to drive in the snow.

[VanixitySRB]

Electric car con i guess
edit: i have come back after nearly a year. i didnt know he had summer tires. so i guess fwd and awd are the best for winter

[WorryDontAbout]

Fuck, I just bought the rear wheel, should have gotten the all wheel 🤦‍♂️

[logisticsmover]

Listen guy, you need to layoff the greens! You be trippin’😂

[JJ-J]

As any rwd car does… But then again I think he has taken to much “snow” 😂😂😂

[michelleobamaruntz]

roll back bout a foot then try pickin up speed as little as you can so they dont slip

[MrReyGuy]

Yeah rear wheel drive sucks on its own but if a Tesla two-wheel drive it blows that much more.. you need all wheel drive

[dweeder]

Using summer tires in snow dont make them winter tires FOO. Also you have SLIP mode on. BRO TRAASH video.

[JoshB]

RWD is a no no for the snow. You at least need FWD, but preferably AWD. To those who are saying this is because it’s a Tesla; this happens with all RWD cars. Tesla also makes AWD. The only people commenting are people that know nothing about Tesla’s or how drive systems work. I don’t even own a Tesla and I know what’s going on here.