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Re: O/T 4X4 Traction
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Posted by Slofr8 on December 05, 2003 at 04:38:24 from (12.149.234.238):
In Reply to: O/T 4X4 Traction posted by Allan on December 05, 2003 at 04:00:32:
Hi Allen,
If some of the 4x4's make it up and some don't it could be the added weight of the contractors and electritions vehicals, as you said, but could also be the tires. I keep a good set of studded winter tires on separate rims and put them on my pickup myself as soon as the snow flies. In fact, next summer my tires are going to be the half worn Cooper M&S I just replaced with the worn out studs pulled out. I see lots of big new 4x4,s sliding around in the winter because they run the same tires year 'round. I did that for a few years but never again.
Good luck. Dan.
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