A Z is not match for a dirt driveway after the snow has started to melt. It took me almost 5 minutes to back into my driveway. Good thing I cleaned the car yesterday.

 

somehow your car is still clean....well except your tires

 

haha the mud guards do their job well

 

My condolences...it's 87 degrees here now and beautiful...haha

 

Cut cardboard boxes into plates and lay them across.
Or take many, many coats and lay them across

 

these tires dont seem to work to well with mud or snow

 

I rent where I live. I wish they would put some of that stone down. Put then plowing is a real big hassle.

 

or they could just pave the damn thing

 

yea that would be even nicer. But they don't have the money for that.

 

When I was in college, I rented a house, where the only place to park was in the back yard Even after showing my landlord how bad all the mud was when the ground thawed, he still refused to lay down any gravel for us to park on...it finally took a call to the town's building inspector and a brief showing of what our cars were doing to the muddy yard for my landlord to dump a $200 pile of gravel.

 

where do you live?

 

Sussex county, Very top of NJ

 

I don't know what was worse. The driveway or trying to get out of the orignal parking spot.

 

Good thing for you the ground was just thawing and it wasn't raining today also!

 

lol, once again...i'm glad i'm in south florida

 

+1 to that brother....+1 to that!

Except that i live in North FL

 

The gravel shown in the above thread is better in the ice & snow than pavement. It drains water so it won't ice up and gives better traction in the snow. After it packs down it is fine in the summer on slopes, but not if it hasn't packed. Best to get unwashed gravel so it packs better.

 

+1,000,000

 

lol someone knows there gravel