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Normally this concern is caused due to just lose of traction which is still quite often in a front wheel drive vehicle because the engine and transaxle are i n the front of the vehicle and there is no weight in the rear to help keep the tires firmly on the ground in loose traction areas. There is nothing you can do to alter the vehicle (parts changing) to make this any better but you can add some weight to the rear of the vehicle just during the winter months to help get the tires on the ground with more pressure. I suggest you purchase 2 80lb bags of sand from lowes and put them in the trunk to see if this helps, if it does not then studded tires i n the rear is the next approach.

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