How well does this do in the snow? I live in Michigan where it snows alot and will need this for getting to the store
2084627
I'm sorry I can't answer that question. I live in Texas and I have never had the need to ride my cart in the snow.
2084628
In the instruction book it says not to get it wet and if you do to dry it as soon as possible, so I do not think it would be ok for that reason. I live in Toledo and used it to get from my car to a store that had been plowed and it did not do very well. It has a really low ground clearance, and the wheels are rather small, about 7-8 inches. Every time I hit a slushy part it did not want to go. I only tried it once and now only use it if it is relatively dry. I do love the machine although I wish I had gotten the 3 wheeler. Easier to turn. This machine has allowed me to go places that I haven't been to in years. Went to the zoo with the grand kids for the first time in forever.
2084629
In the instruction book it says not to get it wet and if you do to dry it as soon as possible, so I do not think it would be ok for that reason. I live in Toledo and used it to get from my car to a store that had been plowed and it did not do very well. It has a really low ground clearance, and the wheels are rather small, about 7-8 inches. Every time I hit a slushy part it did not want to go. I only tried it once and now only use it if it is relatively dry. I do love the machine although I wish I had gotten the 3 wheeler. Easier to turn. This machine has allowed me to go places that I haven't been to in years. Went to the zoo with the grand kids for the first time in forever. In the instruction book it says not to get it wet and if you do to dry it as soon as possible, so I do not think it would be ok for that reason. I live in Toledo and used it to get from my car to a store that had been plowed and it did not do very well. It has a really low ground clearance, and the wheels are rather small, about 7-8 inches. Every time I hit a slushy part it did not want to go. I only tried it once and now only use it if it is relatively dry. I do love the machine although I wish I had gotten the 3 wheeler. Easier to turn. This machine has allowed me to go places that I... » Read More In the instruction book it says not to get it wet and if you do to dry it as soon as possible, so I do not think it would be ok for that reason. I live in Toledo and used it to get from my car to a store that had been plowed and it did not do very well. It has a really low ground clearance, and the wheels are rather small, about 7-8 inches. Every time I hit a slushy part it did not want to go. I only tried it once and now only use it if it is relatively dry. I do love the machine although I wish I had gotten the 3 wheeler. Easier to turn. This machine has allowed me to go places that I haven't been to in years. Went to the zoo with the grand kids for the first time in forever. « Show Less
1756306
I have yet to use this particular stroller in the snow (I have used the BOB revolution in the snow and it was awesome) but I am confident it will stand up to the snow just fine. I use it at the beach and it goes through the sand without any problems. This stroller is awesome, you don't even need to use 2 hands to navigate it.
1501289
Mine held up to a rough Michigan winter. You're supposed to knock off excess snow throughout the season but I only did that if it was more than about 4 inches at a time
358980
I live in MI too. We only bought it last year, but did keep it outside this last winter and it seems to be fine this year so far.
1982211
This thing is amazing, it's been up for two really rough winters here in New England! This past winter was unreal, it held six feet of snow till we could reach it with a roof rake, still strong as ever... highly recommend. Ours is on a cement slab.
387110
I have it on my truck non stop. I don't live in the snow, but it's rained and I take it thru carwashes often! I think it would hold up well, but don't know how much weight of snow it wos support. My guess is quit a bit! It's sturdy!
2092232
I've used it heavily over the past three days after a 12" and 7" snowfall. The heavier snow took a little bit more care so as not to trip the circuit breaker, but it handled packed and wet slushy snow just fine. This morning I cleared a 150x45 parking area for a local church without any trouble at all. It kept up well with a gas powered snow blower! I had to be careful when attacking the packed clumps of snow along the edge where the county snow plows had been, but this little snow beast didn't skip a beat. One tip - check the blades after a couple of hours of use and make sure to tighten any which are loose. I've used it heavily over the past three days after a 12" and 7" snowfall. The heavier snow took a little bit more care so as not to trip the circuit breaker, but it handled packed and wet slushy snow just fine. This morning I cleared a 150x45 parking area for a local church without any trouble at all. It kept up well with a gas powered snow blower! I had to be careful when attacking the packed clumps of snow along the edge where the county snow plows had been, but this little snow beast didn't skip a beat. One tip - check the blades after a couple of hours of use and make sure to... » Read More I've used it heavily over the past three days after a 12" and 7" snowfall. The heavier snow took a little bit more care so as not to trip the circuit breaker, but it handled packed and wet slushy snow just fine. This morning I cleared a 150x45 parking area for a local church without any trouble at all. It kept up well with a gas powered snow blower! I had to be careful when attacking the packed clumps of snow along the edge where the county snow plows had been, but this little snow beast didn't skip a beat. One tip - check the blades after a couple of hours of use and make sure to tighten any which are loose. « Show Less
1337833
While it can withstand snow, as it melts it will go right through. I keep mine on all year as it keeps away most spring to fall debris and add a winter cover on top of it. I love this cover.. great purchase.
2103563
We live in WI and We just bought one. I will let you know how it holds up over the fall and winter.
2160245
I live in Northern Ontario. I've had two bad winters with this top and there doesn't seem to be a problem at all with the snow. I do remove the snow before I drive it and on occassion, when it's sitting in the driveway. The top still looks brand new and it is still very tight.
1876529
Outside and it sticks very well, where we live it is very cold and we haven't had a problem. My husband loves it ;-)
1550948
Was caught out driving when snow began to fall pretty steady, in Alabama, yeah haha... had to pull in the first parking I came to and park it. No matter how much I babied the throttle it would just spin and hardly move. Tire grip is terrible in snow as well on wet pavement. Although durability is great. Never a flat or pressure problem.
571452
I am from Texas so not much use during snow/ice conditions. Sorry, maybe someone else will comment. Great in hard rain though!
1141514
I had no issues with snow drifts and unit is still in fine shape. The largest open area (the top) is covered and I was advised not to fully encase a unit for possible problems with moisture when no air circulates. In short, I am very happy with this cover.
1598158
We don't get snow that deep, so I do not know for sure. My guess is that it would still work. Snow that accumulates on the front of the blade sometimes starts to fly over the top, hitting the windshield, so we are still successfully moving snow.
1518575
I should have brought it in to the gardening shed...but forgot. We live in mid-Michigan and had a very bitter winter with a lot of snow. I left it out and no problems - have already begun using again, now that we've had an unusually warm early Spring. It still looks great! No signs of damage. I don't plan on pushing our luck next year.
1740952
I live in the Houston, TX area so I can't comment on how well it holds up to cold but mine have been through a lot of rain with no problem. gary