Having all-season tires doesn’t mean that you cannot get yourself stuck in snow for good. This is the great example of a guy driving a very expensive SUV with all-season tires and he is still stuck in the snow and there is no way out with his kind of driving. If this was another driver in the driver’s seat than this situation would have never happened at all.

Maybe the guy is coming from another country where the snow doesn’t come too often and he is not used to driving on it. Or he just doesn’t know how to choose the good path for the vehicle and he was searching only for trouble on this high grade uphill road. Going this way means that he needs to choose the longest distance to pass and with no piled up ice and snow in front of the tires. It doesn’t matter that the SUV has all-wheel drive on it and they are all going to pull. This means nothing if he doesn’t know how to drive the SUV and he still will be stuck in snow for good.

The all-season tires are good and they will not leave you hanging like this guy here got, but it is only his fault. He is stepping on the gas pedal like he is going on a race not on a road trip. When you find yourself in this kind of situation the most important thing to remember is that you need to be slow here. First gear on manual or just DRIVE on the automatic vehicles and just a pinch of gas would be enough to not shut down the engine. This is the only way out because rolling those winter tires in place will not get you anywhere unstuck from stuck in snow that you have found yourself into.