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To me it sounds like the front wheels blocked but the rear ones no, I would investigate the braking system. At the back of the car, attached on the axle there is a distributor for rear brakes, investigate see if is working properly. Hope it helps.

Hi there, do you have the same tyres front and rear? A mis match can make the road holding "interesting". And not too old, or low tread depth - I mean nowhere near the legal minimum, on winter type tyres it makes a bigger difference as I am lead to believe to do their job they are supposed to be binned at a much deeper tread. It makes sense - shifting water / snow / mud takes depth. I know lots of people have no clue what tyres are on their cars, all 4 different, and there fine, but then some people turn radios up to make the noises go away too....... Or a mate of mine who couldn't feel a mis-fire on a 2 cylinder 2 stroke motorcycle????? Are your rear shocks ok? Not bouncing around, as that will cause lack of road holding and adhesion too.

Good enough Andy lad !

Glad this got you going again, was similar to mine, but I went through a lot of different steps and potentially different solutions. I've lumped it all together into a huge video covering all the bits I went through, so might be of use: https://www.patreon.com/posts/chrysler-grand-2-17356742

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