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X5 E70 (2007 - current)
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Dtc
I am little confused about the benefits and when to use DTC. Me, being a little slow, would someone explain this to me? For example, coming down from skiing yesterday, on not too slick of conditions, I had the back end start to come around on me. Or is it only of benefits going forward.
As always, thks in advance. Last edited by Thomv; 12-02-2012 at 08:53 AM. |
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tire model, size and tread??
were you using dtc at the time?
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If you have the stock Bridgestone all season tires then that was your problem. They are terrible in the snow.
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Gentlemen
I realize the Bridgestone are less than desirable. But my question was about the finer points of the DTC system. Thks again |
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DTC should be turned off when on snow and ice.
Chuck |
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Not sure if it was a dtc issue as it wasn't clear dtc was on.
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DTC allows some wheel spin, i.e. it's slightly less intrusive compared to default traction/stability control system. Among other things, it's supposed to be specifically for snow/ice, where you as a driver want to have a bit more control, primarily over acceleration.
Now, whether someone likes it or prefers it or knows what he's doing is another issue... |
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