"Wheeler's Anonymous"

lol I wish, only the pads are lifetime.

 

Posted a video for my submission to the Headstrong Off-road give-a-way, get in on this competition! !
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/headstrong-cash-give-a-way.472873/page-20#post-14361811

 

I was gonna go with the ebc "green stuff" pads

 

great pads, thats what @eccracer104 and I are running

 

Was actually gonna go tundra ebc rotors with tundra calipers and green stuff pads for tundras haha. How's the stopping power with the normal taco green pads?

 

Oh right, I've heard thats great too. The stopping power is excellent, I've only had to hard brake like 2 times since putting them on, but it stopped on a dime pretty much

 

Hoping I get a little more aggressive braking power when I do the tundra stuff. It's just okay now

 

Yeah probably. Cool, excited to see how it turns out

 

nice

 

Aren't you 4wd?

 

Hey bud! everyones still waiting for your response in the DV recovery thread! haha

A lot of roads leading to big bear/Mammoth require vehicles even with 4x4 to have chains with them in the vehicle, even if not using. CHP was checking.

 

Problem there is insulting all those fucking retards is a good way to get banned.

Didn't know they were checking. Most signs I see say except 4x4. Although that's before most of the extreme snow lately.

 

Jeez Denny your such a dick...

 

People actually arguing the guy who went alone and got into trouble was smart and "well prepared." I lack the mental gymnastics to achieve that idiocy.

 

When the storm way here i went up with my wifes car chains.
We got super lucky and 2 out of the 3 ways where so bad you needes chains even with 4x4.
Had to go thru the high Desert

 

Yeah I'm planning to head up Saturday, and I see it's supposed to snow. So I figured I would get some chains in case they at least asked for them up there.

 

Check pep boys, I paid for mine online and picked up in store which got me a nice discount

 

I did the same thing. Carried chains that were def not going to fit on my truck.

 

ill be up there again this weekend! the truck will be parked most likely all weekend though, got a cabin and plan on skiing and shuttling around.

 

When I was up in Big Bear a few weeks ago during the huge snow storm they had (biggest in the last 7 years), they did not require chains to be on if you had 4x4. They did require that you have them in the truck though just in case. I showed the guy the bag and he waved me through. I managed to get around just fine without them (in 4hi the entire time). There were a couple of sketchy moments in the late afternoon when the snow was coming down real hard and people were stuck all over the roads left and right (even with chains on). If it's not that bad up there this weekend then I'm sure you'll be fine. But I'd have them with me just in case they ask to see that you do.