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Hi all I am brand new to snow heads and although my hubby has skied before our family will be off to livigno for Christmas and transfers for 5 of us is very expensive but a friend who has been before has suggested hiring a car. Can anyone advise me is this doable or any advice either way. Many thanks in advance. Michelle x
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I don't know that particular route but somebody who does will be able to confirm. Hiring a car sounds an excellent idea and presumably Austrian hired cars (like Swiss ones) come equipped with snow tyres. Make sure you have chains too and maybe practice putting them on in the easy environment of the car park, if it looks like being snowy weather (as you hope......).
If it looks like being a snowy week you might also enquire about covered parking; digging cars out of snowdrifts soon loses its novelty value.
Have a great holiday.
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Hi Pam thank you for your reply it's helpful as I had been told of the snow tyres and chains but didn't think about parking at the resort. I will message the guy who we are renting from and check. We are all getting very excited. Can I ask how we are best checking the snow conditions please.
Many thanks x
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I don't know that particular route but somebody who does will be able to confirm. Hiring a car sounds an excellent idea and presumably Austrian hired cars (like Swiss ones) come equipped with snow tyres. Make sure you have chains too and maybe practice putting them on in the easy environment of the car park, if it looks like being snowy weather (as you hope......).
