Bald Tire + Snow =
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
what really sucks is a crappy Chevy Astro work van with "P" series tires on it in Cloum us, OH snow..........that is where is am at now and they have like 4" of snow.......it is a pain to get around.......cant wait to get my new work 4wd Explored
cbus blows
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
what really sucks is a crappy Chevy Astro work van with "P" series tires on it in Cloum us, OH snow..........that is where is am at now and they have like 4" of snow.......it is a pain to get around.......cant wait to get my new work 4wd Explored
hey man what are you doing in the Columbus area?
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Originally Posted by ScottG
cbus blows
Originally Posted by JSteele
hey man what are you doing in the Columbus area?
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Yea they can be a pain in the **** in the snow. Quick question. Do tires with low pressure have less traction in the snow? One of my rear tires has a small leak in it im pretty sure and I was wondering if I would get less traction in it being low. 41 psi down to 34 psi isn't normal for one day is it?
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Originally Posted by Ranger_Guy15
Yea they can be a pain in the **** in the snow. Quick question. Do tires with low pressure have less traction in the snow? One of my rear tires has a small leak in it im pretty sure and I was wondering if I would get less traction in it being low. 41 psi down to 34 psi isn't normal for one day is it?
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Originally Posted by malydeen
You should have more traction becasue theres more tread making contact with the ground. In the military hummers they can let the air out of the tires from the cab if they need more traction. Its pretty cool.
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My plow truck(un-registered version) has bald tires. I needed to use 4low to move the thing around and had to use the plow angle feature to get unstuck a couple times (pushed off the snow bank). I also almost got stuck at the end of the neibghors driveway again. Last year I had to get a 2nd truck to pull it from the neibghors driveway(steep incline).
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Originally Posted by BNF861
sorry but thats one of the stupidest things i have heard.did you figure you wouldn't have to use you PLOW truck in the snow this year?
I've used it twice so far. 1st time for like 3-4 inches of snow and 2nd time for like 1 inch.
I'm just not motivated. I have some decent tires but I have to have them dismounted from the rims thay are on than mount them to the rims that are on the truck now.
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