IF 2 all season tires on front, 2 snow tires on rear on a well balanced RWD car .. then not really that bad.. ( still not recommend )
Funny thing is, we were told by the instructor, no matter FWD or RWD, put better traction tires on rear. (if no choice)
I remember few year ago, it was nice and warm during day time, I was driving convertible, then all the sudden, SNOW liked crazy .. ( I mean REAL SNOW! ) I couldn't even leave the parking lots at Church ... so I had to go home, and brought 2 snow wheel/tire and put them on ... in order to drive home ... I only changed 2 tires, since it was special .. then next day, all snow melt, nice and warm again... so I had to chance back to summer tire ...  |