RealTruck.Com reports that AWD with all-season tires and FWD with winter tires both excel in winter driving, depending on conditions.

It's no fun getting stuck or spinning out on icy or snowy roads. Here's how to ensure it doesn't happen next time Old Man ...

While all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive may be viewed as the most popular options, front-wheel drive can still be viable with winter tires.

Driving in snow requires increased caution, preparation, and specialized techniques to maintain control and safety. Below are ...

Each year, winter weather brings several challenges to drivers—one of the most notable is frozen precipitation. Snow, sleet, and freezing rain each pose unique hazards, including reduced visibility, ...

Winter driving can be tough depending on the vehicle you drive. Specific drivetrains work differently when taking on snow covered roads and each of them has pros or cons. While all-wheel drive and ...

Don't pass the plows. Drive slowly with an increased following distance. Brake gently.