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Well i got stuck this afternoon in the snow showing my wife where i pulled a toyota 4runner out the the other day and got stuck myself. Coming down a hill in 4 high i go to turn a corner and the old girl just kept going strat Almost over the side and into a tree. so i had to call the guy i pulled out before to come hell me out. The link above will tell the rest.


And thanks to a 2nd genner and my first gen we got him out again and on is way

 

some 33" BFG mud terrains would look sick , and they work good too

 

yea those are on the list

 

Swampers and chains work good too

 

those would be great but there are a little out of my price range.

How much lift do you have on you rig? and will i need any lift to clear 33?

 

I have 4" on mine but the rear is sqattin a little, Its usualy got a pretty good rake to it

33s should fit with no issues. What wheel are you using?

 

stock wheels and tire size right now. just waiting for tax returns to get some new parts for the old girl

 

33's dont need a lift but i dont suggest the m/t they suck in the rain and not to good in the snow our trucks are to light i think.....the best is the bf goodrich a/t

 

Yea i was looking at the A/Ts and those are good tires. my old boss runns then on all his farm trucks. I had some 33/12.50/16.5s on my old F-250 but they got sold with the truck

 

do you want tires too look at or go thru snow,the narrow the tire the better in snow,mud tires suck in snow.
from Canada where we know snow

 

Put some weight in the bed


http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/89...oud-owner.html

 

Thornbirds work AWESOME in snow.

 

I have both BFG mud terrains (on dually) and allterrains on my ramcharger. I have about 40k on the allterrains and they still look good. I was out driving the other day in 16" of snow with ease! My dually is not my dd. I got the older style mudders when they were still available. I like them in the winter and in mud but wish I got allterains in summer time. If you get alot of snow and dont drive the truck that much id go with the more aggressive muds. But I will only buy BFG allterains from here on out!!!!

 

my buddy has these BFG a/t ko tires on his dodge 1500, like 75% of the population seems to run on 4x4 trucks

http://discounttires.com/images

we both hate them, i do alot of 4x4'ing with him to get to riding spots... they suck in the mud and don't clean themselves out, they are horrible in the rain and didn't shine to well in the snow we just had, good in wet grass though. they wear weird too...

 

Spot on! Years ago we had a VW Beatle with standard width snow tires that would go most places a 4WD would go. Back then being the genius I was as a teenager we put on a set of snow tires almost 1-1/2 inches wider. Then it got stuck everywhere in the snow, especially from a dead start.