UP AND COMING WINTER SEASON
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UP AND COMING WINTER SEASON - 10/10/2007 8:55:44 PM
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bwaddell
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I DRIVE A SILVERADO THAT HAS 2x4 DRIVING . WHAT THE BEST WAY TO MAINTAIN IN THE SNOW AND ICY. SOME ONE ADVICED SANDBAGS..... ANY SUGGESTIONS
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RE: UP AND COMING WINTER SEASON - 10/17/2007 6:29:08 PM
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mudderfan
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where do you live? how much snow do you get?
i have a 2x4 and all i do is out Winterforce studded tires on it and i have never been stuck once.
I live in the northeast...ct to be exact
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RE: UP AND COMING WINTER SEASON - 10/18/2007 5:30:18 AM
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jimmydaleo
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would som emud terrains work or woruld they be too hard on ice?
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RE: UP AND COMING WINTER SEASON - 10/18/2007 7:40:46 AM
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mudderfan
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you would be ice skating. the reason the winter tires work so well is because they are a softer compound and heat up faster which allows you to grip. a buddy of mine had a 4x4 with mudders on all 4 tires and he couldnt even get up his driveway. i great winter tire for cheap are the Winterforce tires. i feel like they are better than blizzaks
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RE: UP AND COMING WINTER SEASON - 10/18/2007 10:04:59 AM
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MalibuMaxxSS
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mud terrains will not be any good AT ALL in the winter.......
go with a good ice grip Michelin, or Blizzaks, and any 'all season' tire....LOL dont use those in the north either...all season except winter
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RE: UP AND COMING WINTER SEASON - 10/18/2007 9:30:21 PM
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bwaddell
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thanks fellas
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