At least your girlfriend can buy eight inches in store
There speaks the voice of experience
had to buy one for bob, fizzycnut didn't have enough for him 
Traction brilliant, stopping and cornering lousy, plus virtually no feedback as to actual grip levels until it's too late. Nowhere near as good as my old Galloper
Impossible to get it stuck, also impossible to know when the grip level has reached the point where it's unstoppable on icy surfaces.
Sometimes even those won't work.
True, but you miss the point, there is no "feel" with the P38 and the super traction luls one into a false sense of security. With my other 4 x 4's I ran in 2WD on snow and ice unless I needed extra traction, throttle use gave a good indication of grip level, on the P38 that just doesn't work. It makes me bloody nervous. I could hustle along in icy conditions in my previous 4 x 4's, still can in the MR2, but not in the P38.
It amazes me that things like this can be said about a P38 in the snow when my classic is the best snow vehicle that I've owned.
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