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Snow @ Work

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Hi new to this forum, I bought the ideal work vehicle for snow, no need for 4 wheel drive, it is a Citroen Berlingo XTR + van, I can highly recommend it, Same body as normal van, but it is classed as an occasional off road vehicle. I got around East Lancashire in lots of snow and never missed an appointment, wasn't even late for any, didn't have to take any stock out of the van to get up hills etc, went like a dream. It has a limited slip differential fitted to front wheels so the wheels do not lock, it has a skid plate fitted underneath to prevent beaching it. It has firmer and higher suspension than standard van and it has larger wheels and tyres than the standard van with mud and snow tyres fitted. The same applies to any vehicle if on solid ice on a hill is still tricky, but I anticipated this and already had extra spare wheel and trolley jack in the back, fitted both spare wheels with snow chains so when needed instead of trying to put chains on just swapped to spare wheels, far easier. The big advantage is the van on normal roads in normal condition does nearly 40mpg fully loaded, far better than 4x4, and it is a normal van body so easy to load and unload, if changing your vehicle soon check this one out, be warned though I had to order mine 3 months in advance, if the salesperson is to be believed I am the only one in England that has one, although the post office has some in Scotland to get up snowy hills......

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