The use of low-rolling resistance (that’s chuff-all grip to you and me) tyres means the Toyota feels very rear-wheel drive, with the car moving around on the throttle at even modest speeds.

If you leave winter tyres on your car, they can still cope easily with ambient temperatures ... of maintaining traction in the snow than one just powering the front or rear wheels, it alone might not ...

Millions of road users across the northern hemisphere equip their cars with winter tyres when temperatures ... That goes for owners of four-wheel drive cars and SUVs, too – after all, the ...

Besides the tiny badge, there’s no easy way to distinguish the all-wheel-drive versions from the rear-wheel ... it great for winter driving. Look for: Low-mileage Imprezas. Cars with 10,000 ...

Bridgestone is launching a new line of its long-standing Blizzak winter ... with wheel diameters ranging from 17 to 22 inches. Anyone unlucky enough to drive a rear-wheel-drive car through a ...

This article explores the fundamental differences between rear ... winter conditions. Alternatively, all-wheel drive systems provide additional traction on wet or snowy surfaces. While AWD makes a ...

Should you run winter ... to vehicles that have all- or four-wheel drive. The difference is enormous and it provides a huge advantage. It’s even possible—frankly, easy—to enjoy a rear ...