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When it comes to traversing Michigan potholes, there are two strategies. Most folks employ the balanced-human approach: Plod through the minefield carefully, taking it easy in hopes nothing gets bent. The second tactic requires more, well, let’s call it commitment. Every vehicle has a safe speed at which it will fly right over the craters, occasionally skimming their edges but never dropping a wheel far enough below the surface to do damage. It’s the automotive equivalent of a supercross racer in the whoops. When perfectly executed, both are effective means to get home. Strategy two comes with the reward of getting there sooner and the risk of, say, removing an axle from the vehicle. READ MORE ››
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