HELP!? HORRIBLE drive home during first REAL Snow in Michigan

[BailOut]

Originally Posted by MUSKOKA800

Adding a rear anti-swaybar will help it cope with the heavy crosswinds which I'm sure could send a OEM shod Yaris completely off-course and with little chance of timely recovery, which may be disastrous.

I drive in an area that sees hurricane-force winds and not once have I ever been pushed out of my lane, or even come close to it, even in the depths of the biggest winter storms up in the mountians.

Save your money and some resources and don't bother with a sway bar.

[MUSKOKA800]

Originally Posted by BailOut

I drive in an area that sees hurricane-force winds and not once have I ever been pushed out of my lane, or even come close to it, even in the depths of the biggest winter storms up in the mountians.

Save your money and some resources and don't bother with a sway bar.

Our Canadian air must be more dense.