As I said before, just try to plan and drive way ahead of where you are... I like the analogy of driving like you're trying to not spill coffee.
Prolly the best tip ^.
I would like to add that tires make a difference. Was recently in Mammoth (weak snow compared to other areas) and there was mostly ice and little snow on the ground. I had chains and wasn't going over 25mph. I'm happy report I didn't feel any slippage. I'd like to attribute it to the tires (
Bridgestone D\'s , check out their snow traction rating), chains, & the load (5 passengers & gear).
We're going up again this weekend so I'll see how I do
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