has a dead body in the trunk
blows through the stop sign
"There is a lil bit of breaking the law sometimes" 🤔

Crap, I forgot the body-in-the-trunk technique. Lots of great advice Nick!

Snow, rwd car. What more can one want?

We're just gonna blow right through the stop sign😂😂

yeah a dead body is great, but I prefer two dead bodies if your trunk is big enough. the cold weather also makes the bodies rot slower, and if a cop pulls you over, three dead bodies would do too, just gotta put it in the back seat

Hey Nick, I work for BMW so I know exactly what it's like dealing with people who believe they know better because they have money. Lets hope more of them try and get informed and prepared like you do.

Some tips - I am amazed you use the 19" wheels for the snow tires, I would suggest you use the smallest wheels that fit and this way you'd have two sets of wheels which will make install much easyer. I'd even put snow tires which are much narrower than the recommended size - even if they are stretched a bit it would be much better for traction in the snow.
The best snow tires are from the scandinavian manufacturers like nokian, gislaved, vredestein, nordman. Just don't cook them to much when it's dry, as they aren't really designed for that - that's why the BMW recommended ones aren't that good on snow, as they are still made to handle the autobahnn as the typical M driver would expect.

Also there is a product which would be nice to have in your trunk - liquid snow chains - just a spray can with some chemical which increases tire traction in case you get stuck - been tried and works considerably.

Nokian Hakkapelliittas make a heck of a difference. If you can get a hold of some, I recommend them!

im pretty proud of myself, drove my bmw 320i -01 800 km (500 miles) in the snow with broken ASC and only had my driver licence for 10 months... lucky i didnt crash lol

nick is becoming my faviourte YouTube

Snow drift video please!

Pro tip for being able to go up your driveway easily: shovel your fucking driveway.

I found Bridgestone Blizzack WS80 to be amazing in the snow. I live in southwestern Ontario and when it snows heavily, it handles well with modulation of power. I drove/drive '15 Mazda6 and '16 Mazda3 if that matters (both FWD, 2.5L I-4).

Great video as always. Only thing I'd add to that is when you start from a standstill do so in 2nd gear. It limits the available torque and therefore you are less likely to spin the wheels. This always works for me in my BMW

Very cool Nick. I did the same with the i8 yesterday and it was awesome. BMW does a great job esp. is you get snow tires. Did this with the M5 and it was great with confidence.

-Deactivate traction controls
-Gain some speed
-Close your eyes
-Floor the throttle
-Count to 7
-Sweep steering violently
from left to right

Here in Norway i use Nokian Hakkepelitta R2 that is very good, I recomend to try that if you can but those.

After over 5 million Kms under my wheels (mostly truckdriving though) in a part of the world where we have winter 4 months a year I can only give my biggest compliments! Spot on with your advices! One extra tip from me could be that when you drive for a while when it is snowing and if the temperature is under about -5 C you can try to keep the winscreen cold in stead of hot. Shut of the hot air and wait for a while and then the snow will start to blow away in stead of sticking to the windscreen.

As much as I love the 911 (one of my favorite cars to drive), I do miss the days when you had the M4.  Definitely a more attainable goal for someone as young as I am, so it was cool to see you do all the things I want to be doing.

Hi there,first timer here,thanks for the tips because i will need them,as for the tyres I find laufen very good in the snow.Keep helping people!

Hey Nick! I live in Norway and we get A LOT of snow:) So I use the Nokian Hakkapelitta 8 snowtires. They are the best snowtire you can get a hold of here. I am super happy with mine! Dont know if they are sold in the US tho.