Hello Everyone! I bought my 2023 SX-Prestige in Gravity Gray last June. Here in Wisconsin, the test is always driving in winter. We've had a couple of feet of snow the last couple of weeks and below zero weather. I have been using the Snow mode on the ancillary roads and driveways, heated steering wheel and heated seat features. No problems whatsoever and I'm loving my ride.
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Sal Collaziano
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Welcome aboard! And thank you for signing up. I'm glad you found us! And I'm glad to hear you're enjoying your new Telluride. What did the Telluride replace for you?
2015 Ford Explorer Sport. Loved that vehicle, however, the new Explorers are on a truck frame. I like smooth riding and the Telluride delivers. Very happy.
ronniebell
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Welcome to the forum. Glad you are enjoying your new 2023 SX-Prestige. My 2021 Telluride S trim is coming up on 50,000 miles. And I myself have experienced a lot of snow driving here in eastern Washington (near the Idaho border and only 2 hours from the Canadian border.) No problems at all in the snow with my all season radial Cooper tires. Usually every year (except for this year), we make a winter trip to Missouri and then on to Texas and back to Washington. Lots of snow driving over mountain passes through Montana, Wyoming, etc., places with lots of snow. Never a problem.
