Posted by dave2 on April 23, 2008 at 05:21:35 from (139.139.35.70):
Stupid question?
Reason I'm asking, I just barely made it through a place the other day that was wet. It was a road between fields, solid but about an inch of mud on top. Bed was empty, but had it in 4WD. Slight upgrade but mostly flat.
I had to know, so went back with my VW station wagon (front WD) and drove right through forward and backwards.
The truck (1990 F250) has 60k on it, so it can't be more than the second set of tires. Plenty of tread, but could it be that they just don't flex anymore enough to grip?
Pretty embarrassing to have all 4's spinning on flat ground.
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