Yeah Rain!::::::::::::::::::::

[Hassmeister]

Finally. Be careful out there it will be slick. No more huge water bills (watering plants and grass) and the Firemen and Women - yeah water!!

[SEXICÄN]

its funny, washington drivers are such morons. I mean it rains like once in a long time and there is like a 50x chance of accidents. And it rains here like 8 out of the 12 months.

[littlewhite]

Yea, lol a guy went up the sidewalk and i was right behind him. I dont think he noticed until he went back down.

Also, after driving in the rain for a while on freeway, when u step on the brakes, it seems to not react (since they r cold and wet) remember that. [;)]

[idrivemyself]

hydroplaning feels so familiar once again. it's been too long since the last time it was wet outside.

[SEXICÄN]

i don't drive my car in rain, i only drive my truck when it rains

[Hassmeister]

It's great... when it rains they go faster and get stupider. I leave earlier (cause I know something is bound to happen), and drive a little slower (In the Right lane as you should).

[Numbersix]

It's fun when all 4 tires break loose on boost.

I'm just sayin'.

[SEXICÄN]

when it rains heavy, why does it seen like the far left lane is worse than the other? Like ever other little hill, i just about hydroplane when driving in the left lane?

[Numbersix]

Originally posted by Hassmeister
It's great... when it rains they go faster and get stupider. I leave earlier (cause I know something is bound to happen), and drive a little slower (In the Right lane as you should).

Yep.

Leave as much following distance as you can, and try to have as much open lane around you as possible.

And always check your 6.

[JorgenBrotnov]

When my tires were new i never noticed any hydroplaning, but after 32k mi, it's time for some new ones!