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Originally Posted by 63falcondude
Obviously tires are the main factor here. With your summer tires, if this happens again, try taking traction control off when you need to do some slow maneuvering. Sounds counterintuitive but traction control cuts throttle when it senses the wheels slipping and you will have no control of the car. When you get moving on a road put traction control back on.
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Absolutely, if the car is always slipping/sliding then the nannies could play havoc with your throttle.
The other side of that coin is when you have decent traction, it does a great job of making sure that you don't lose control/get your car sideways.
With the nannies on, I have tried to take a corner fast in snow and kick the rear end out with no one around and the car always straightens out and cuts power to the wheels to keep/get the car straight. Couldn't do a doughnut with the nannies on if I wanted to, lol.