[HoodStrype]

Yeah- I see Ryan's point, but in a truck you're about a foot higher off of the ground, you have two more tires up front to balance your rear out, your much much heavier, the torque isn't as bad, and you probably have off road tires or at least all season with a big foot print. In a light rear ended sports car it's a different story. I've driven through rain and snow in one for ten years and it sucks... especially in the snow when you have street tires and a lot of torque. Plus when going around a corner the least bit on the throttle and you're out of there! If you drive under those conditions often, I think you better wait about fixing it... or invest in snow chains if you do fix it.