People says Toyota Highlander can escape from Snow.❄️🚙

[@marksalazar2806]

It’s ice not snow 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@spragzpc1]

People say the toyota highlander can escape ❄️ snow, not Ice 🤣. Person recording must be a big honda fan

[@carlovanrijk4039]

@@spragzpc1Toyota fan…Honda fan. You can’t refute the laws of physics or gravity.

[@davids4063]

People trying to use the brake on a slide cant drive through ice, or snow.

[@Gr3GisVideos]

Exactly.

[@Zayysinclair]

@@spragzpc1I come from a family of both Hondas and Toyotas there both great brands I prefer Acura, Hondas luxury car brand because there sh-awd system is great in the snow

[@cnkss21u]

Ice not snow, also you don't sit on brakes like this. Bad driving skills. Nothing to do with Toyota.

[@stevenlindsey2056]

Exactly.

[@ganzoriglkhagvaa4446]

dus😢😢dhszj

[@tmacagentzero201210]

Probably this is a fake video

[@user-sw1rw9bl8p]

Any idea why ABS didn’t kick in ?

[@cnkss21u]

@@user-sw1rw9bl8p ABS kicks in under the normal operation. This driver sitting on the brakes therefore ABS wouldn't work. ABS sensors wouldn't sense this current situation. It needs momentum not already a sliding vehicle. He should have let brakes go right after it started and benefit from transmission changes he could have use on his highlander. Instead of desperately sitting on a seat and the brakes.

[@Cawabangha]

No1: It’s not the car, it’s the driver… No2: Know the difference between snow and ice…

[@andyman8817]

It’s the tires

[@stra9761]

​@@andyman8817Exactly

[@stra9761]

@JojoPlays111 Honda? Why are you bringing Honda into this topic? There is no Honda in this Video.

[@Kim-Ju-Ae]

@@andyman8817no not always

[@andyman8817]

@@Kim-Ju-Ae majority of the time it is as in this case. People think having AWD will save you in ice and snow even with summer tires which is far from the truth. Fwd civics with proper winter tires make up hills like that easily

[@nsx968]

I'm just so glad he didn't hit the Porsche 😅

[@jamesjackalone5486]

What peasant parks their Porsche outside?

[@caredits789]

Same😂

[@zwenzzz]

Porche opted not to park in the garage 😂

[@Anten-Isy]

Or that runner. Because in 15 years that runner probably has more resale than the porche

[@mohamoudhussein9064]

He him*

[@johnmacdonald2441]

If they would let the wheels roll, there would be so much more control.

[@columbotee2652]

He could’ve avoided hitting those cars by steering

[@wildbeast3106]

​@@columbotee2652he did steer

[@dupree4397]

It's not snow it's ice. No matter who is driving, ice will make anyone crash..

[@zzoinks]

But presumably the disadvantage is you will gain speed faster sliding on ice

[@zzoinks]

It would've sucked but I'd want to try getting on to the grass so there's at least some traction. But that might spin the car around suddenly if only one or two tires out of 4 suddenly get traction. Not sure

[@DocHolliday3841]

It's all about tires, but that's black ice. Not much can grip onto it.

[@carlovanrijk4039]

Docholliday, the only thing I can think of is studded tires. But who usually has those on their vehicles full time?

[@ultra6520]

@@carlovanrijk4039в России зимой только на шипах)

[@calysagora3615]

@@carlovanrijk4039 Where I come from winter tires are mandatory in winter and banned in summer. EVERYONE changes tires by the seasons. But without studs, it doesn't matter if you never get off the brakes. Learning to drive on ice is also mandatory (in all Scandinavian countries) and you have to pass an ice maneuver course to get a license. Most driving schools keeps an artificially frozen tack year around.

[@Anten-Isy]

​@@calysagora3615. Canadian moment

[@FawfulDied]

​@@calysagora3615 Pretty sure this is Seattle, WA. Almost no one in the city has or uses snow tires since they are generally not needed. Combine that with steep hills and the proper solution to ice on the roads is to stay home.

[@ssnelson25]

1. That's ice. 2. There's a little button for this.

[@thatdudeinblackshoes]

This comment proves you have never actually driven in snow😂😂😂

[@StevenBrown-me]

@@thatdudeinblackshoes Does it really??

[@stevenlindsey2056]

​@@thatdudeinblackshoes There literally is a button in the Highlander that is specifically made for this very situation.

[@arandajose1995]

@@thatdudeinblackshoes😂😂😂😂

[@SamSam-ih6nt]

The eject button

[@mrstealyomanz405]

that’s not snow, that is a solid sheet of ice on a giant hill.

[@Blade9e7]

Yeah also take a driver who isn’t stupid

[@mamadoundiom1269]

Thats not snow, thats ice. Even a caterpillar truck would be moonwalking

[@atilza8144]

😂😂😂

[@wadewheless1374]

The best drivers didn’t make the attempt to drive that day.

[@lucianasatriyanti4837]

Bro didnt know whats the difference between ice and a frickin snow

[@sthrnvoice3198]

At least he missed the Porsche 😬🤟🏼

[@lurkingarachnid7475]

that's not snow, that's black ice

[@AnonYmous-kg4ht]

why is it gotta be black mayne?

[@athargammy-cs3gj]

.

[@fernandolopez8239]

​@@AnonYmous-kg4htBecause it's on black top so its dirty black ice 🤔😜

[@lurkingarachnid7475]

​@@AnonYmous-kg4htbecause vanilla ice was already taken 😎

[@hwoarang2001]

Black ice didn’t ask to be there… key and peele

[@osvacaniz7571]

Well that isn’t snow, that’s ice, and no matter the vehicle, they all slide on ice

[@MC-nc1ib]

Who the hack kept the 911 in there? He's begging for a crash

[@ravencrestmedia]

This isn't snow. This is a giant sheet of ice. The pinhead that offloaded the car right on to it was...indeed a pinhead.

[@rjatom2772]

Any vehicle without studs on their tires can't escape ICE, but even with the studs, it might not be enough, especially on an incline...

[@candylandrecords9273]

Them windshield wipers are adding to the anxiety… homie wasn’t even trying to gas it

[@troytruong8246]

You cant even walk without falling on your ass. What makes you think a car can drive on it?

[@bobvester6448]

Unlock the brakes. You caused this yourself.

[@NancySellers]

Yep we all know no vehicle is really setup for ice conditions like this.

[@nicoargca]

Not with those all season tires. There are still people out there that think winter tires are a scam.

[@dannyo1471]

Toyotas likes to group together. The RAV4, 4runner and now the Highlander.

[@user-ct6et7kf8h]

Another silly driver ignoring the road conditions.

[@Stephenkillam]

That’s ice🤦🏻‍♂️

[@richardhutley7838]

Keeping the brakes on is the worst thing they could of done you just slide,ease off the brakes and roll and steer,amazing how people keeping the brakes on tight and think it is going to work.!!

[@flyingtomato1]

No1: it's not the car it's the driver No2: No matter what the car is they all will skid on ice No3: Know the difference between snow and ice

[@charlievandoren9816]

On a day like that, I'm calling off. it's not worth it.

[@donniepachal75]

The most basic definition of black ice is a thin coat of highly transparent ice. The reason it is transparent is because it blends in with road pavements since it is so thin, making it nearly impossible to see. It's called black ice since it looks black, like the color of the road pavement it forms on.Dec 15, 2016

[@matthoman5215]

It can escape the snow, but not many vehicles without studded tires can escape the ice, including this highlander.

[@HardWired417]

Didn't see wheels turn or spin once. She just gave up and was along for the ride. 😂

[@xboxice2005]

Let's lock the wheels up and still expect to have any control 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@jameswhite3725]

That’s what happen when you keep stock tires on your car before winter. 🥶

[@josep.9260]

Snow and ice are different 😊

[@saveriomborghesi9953]

If you from Seattle you know exactly what day this was 💀💀💀

[@srrtbb]

That's not snow, that's black ice....no one can escape that.

[@ochocinco8five]

This car has balled out tires or summer tires this can happen to ANY vehicle

[@gamingbigfats3934]

It’s the tires , Not the car.

[@CarlosTorres-zx1yb]

No it’s the ice

[@theonlybuster]

More like the ice and inexperienced driver

[@hoktang1]

Yes. I grew up in Arkansas. The whole town was shut down bc we had 4 inch of sleet the fell. If you ever in a situation like this. You don’t have a chain. Just let the tire pressure down to like 8 to 10 psi. You will have a greater contact with the ice. Can’t speed but you won’t loose control due to the slick ice.

[@stimpsonjcat26]

@@hoktang1 Sleet is driveable. This is more of a sheet of ice that is smooth

[@hoktang1]

@@stimpsonjcat26 I know I grow up in Arkansas. I remember looking out front in the parking. We had a sheet ice in the parking lot. But I took almost all the air out my dodge d50 tires to 8 psi. It was slow going yes. The ice was formed after the sleet melt in the sunlight. But the temp was in the 20s. But you don’t want to drive on it long like that. But it will keep you safe. Also the lady in the video. If you look at the tires they are cutting thru the ice. But the bottom is still slippery

[@bluebravo200]

Not with a driver locked on his brakes like that

[@robwell10A]

He was definitely in Seattle driving the next day after the late night of a ice storm.

[@_YoungRoyal_]

The Highlander is made to escape snow not ice, especially not that much… it’s not Toyota’s fault, especially if you don’t have all AWD.

[@calysagora3615]

Neither matters if you don't step off the brakes.

[@_YoungRoyal_]

@@calysagora3615 ya that’s true but that other stuff can still help you not get in the situation.

[@drakebowers9794]

1. That is black ice 2. This guy is probably really smart and decided summer tires were fine 3. This guy knows not the first thing on how to take control of a vehicle that is sliding.

[@drogon2988]

Here on earth, we call that ice. Not snow. Not sure where you're from.

[@lawrenceralph7481]

Winter snow tires needed.

[@alexstycovich4678]

That’s not snow🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@SWog617]

You'd need to be Sonja Henie to escape that "snow".

[@khalidmuhammad1991]

In this specific situation, any car with this all season tires would have slide, a proper winter tire is a must specially on ice, and if it is legal in your province\state, use studded tires

[@Anten-Isy]

To be honest the best thing he could have done was put the car in L beneath the drive if its an automatic, then let go of the brake, would have atleast given you some control. Hard braking means you are just on for the ride

[@customconnections2425]

Driver mod required. Glad he missed the 996 and the real ‘Yota

[@alovesupreme8603]

Ice on a slope Now unless their were spikes on the tires or chains…anything would slip like this

[@illustriouschin]

Stay home when the roads are this.

[@etpee]

It's escaping quite nicely.

[@willconklin7739]

Looks like the owner of the yellow Porsche is looking for a payout...

[@scottterry5499]

He doesn’t even try to do anything like move the wheel or drive up. Just waiting for magic to happen 😂

[@jaygee1616]

Show it in the snow not on ice…..any car/truck would do the same thing on ice

[@ebutuoycensorship8012]

Some say the brake pedal is still to the floor to this day ...

[@eddiekaine7252]

It’s the owners hair do fault he was more focused on trying to look good outdoors instead of staying home

[@fatman5377]

My Camry drives in ice like this quite well. I use Crossclimate 2 tires - best for all seasons with emphasis on slippery surfaces

[@AutoMed1a24]

Am I the only one who thinks that there was a frozen Porsche nearly got Hitted by the Highlander?

[@NoMoney67]

The new Highlander Double Tap edition 😂

[@wildproxcore173]

If you realize, cameraman already know he about to crash . Why he still stand there?

[@MW-jm8qb]

Should’ve bought a Subaru. Tires, tires, tires. Know when to chain up etc. Rookie.

[@ismaelcarrerojr7124]

You mean ice not snow that's why it's important to get yourself snow tires don't depend on all season tires.

[@-nobody6272]

Drivers fault not the Toyota. And that's ICE not snow. Big difference

[@johnhenkle4628]

Tires! Driver!! Viva la Toyota✊

[@dirtiestnastiest7739]

If only the windshield wipers were on earlier

[@YourState-pq4zs]

The driver should have steered back to allow the vehicle to freely roll straight instead of locking on the brakes. The brakes just allowed the front to swing around. It wasn't the vehicle.

[@user-bg7vj1pw6j]

А чего они ожидали от летней резины?

[@retiredrebel]

Exactly, everyone was talking about how the driver braking. Ice tires are a must.

[@panathaninf]

I love how he didn't, even for a split second, try to release the brakes

[@Aztahs]

At least her wipers are on full speed

[@osmundotasani3988]

Very poor driving skills 😢😢😢

[@dukekelloway5328]

That's not snow Mr. Meteorologist. I assume Mr because of the general level of idiocy in the title.

[@yammy071]

That was close nearly hit that parked car - Phewwww

[@paso193]

Nothing…. I said _NOTHING_ can escape from _ICE_ my Lady!! 😮😮🥃

[@dougfield4472]

@clarantfamily this is ice not snow. Two thumbs down 👎

[@robertheinkel6225]

Pumping the brakes is your best option. Bounce you have locked the brakes, abs no longer functions, because it thinks the car has stopped.

[@michaelwolff2879]

Ice is just a little bit different than snow. Lol.

[@raymondpoh]

you know ice and snow is two totally different things

[@DriftKingdom69]

at least highlander didnt "land"on the Porsche😅😅😅

[@jerrymyahzcat]

Never once tried using any throttle.

[@REBELSCL]

I grew up in the Midwest. Every winter at the beginning I would find myself an empty parking lot and practice… Absolutely required if you plan on dealing with snow and ice.

[@FawfulDied]

Pretty sure the video here is Seattle, you don't get many opportunities to practice there (and the hills add more excitement)

[@elikemohammed7181]

That’s ice Jackwagon.

[@DancerJ470]

That’s not snow, that’s ice. Totally different thing.

[@thomaslowder9760]

maybe he could if he turned on the diff lock and actually attempted to gain traction

[@noahbaker808]

so glad i live in Hawaii where it never snows😂😂😂

[@che_tan77]

The secret is snow tires or better studded ones.

[@MarcBergeron-gp5lm]

Give'm ice tires!! The ones with the mountain pictogram!

[@douglasmilburn3875]

As many have pointed out, this has much more to do with the driver than the vehicle. It feels completely unnatural, but releasing the brakes gives you much more control. You can find a balance in this, or simply pop it in neutral and let it roll/correct course then apply breaks till course comes apart, let go of brakes and correct course and re-apply etc. until you have gotten to the bottom of the hill. This is one of those things that you’d ideally practice before needing to do it real world, but finding a way to practice it proactively and safely can be difficult.

[@vernonedmonds2679]

That was definitely the driver not the car he sat on the brakes and did nothing

[@josephferrone7260]

This is NOT SNOW- ITS ICE- and No, Toyotas can not defy physics!!! Even tho they are clearly the best vehicles made!

[@jmichael1holmes]

This is not one of the SUVS people go to bat for though… this is a grocery getter.

[@sidehop]

That's ice 💀

[@potentatewags]

Well thats ice and it doesnt matter who you are or what tires. As for snow, its mostly avout tires, and then awd and some ground clearance depending on how deep you actually want to try and drive through.

[@dudley5658]

Go from 4 seconds of full throttle to full brake and repeat until car comes to rest.

[@giovannisocci8793]

Snow = go slow, Ice = no dice. With chains or very aggressive tire thread you may have a chance.

[@jdraga1263]

Asian driver behind wheel name is sum ting wong

[@CarboyJt]

Okay but what could anyone do in that situation? It’s obvious that the tires didn’t do its job.

[@smarttravelogsbyio4734]

Unfortunately that’s ice not snow. Only a vehicle on track might survive that

[@Blue_vr254]

The drift 🧈🧈🧈🧈