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Rolled into another tree ?? Or did you cut that one down after the last time?

 

Parked in the grass while the tree next to the driveway was being taken down. It was slightly embarrassing getting stuck.

 

Better than getting pulled out by a Smart Car.

 

You can put off-road tires on a prerunner, it doesn’t mean you can off-road.

 

My wife’s Prius didn’t have a problem.

 

Shhhhhh, Chad will reply-ban you for making such a statement.

 

What tires you got??

Already filed a class action law suit, my feels!

 

"...today on Snowflake Court..."

 

Geolander A/Ts, not really off-road.

 

Hey, I just got a new set of those. So far, really like them from a price/performance perspective, good dry/wet traction and less noise than the Geo highways that I had on there, and they were less than the Geo highway replacement.

 

They’ve been great, but you can’t expect them to get you out of a bog with one tire spinning.

 

Ugh, can't stand that. I'll get a locker one of these days for those tough to exit mall islands.

 

Works for me. The Geo highways were fine on dry and wet too, but I wanted a bit more aggressive tire for those few times I get on ice/snow. Granted, I've had my truck for 9 years now and the number of times I've had to deal with ice and snow can be counted on one hand, with sufficient fingers left over for a good nose picking, but I wanted something better than the highways (which really sucked).

 

Your e-locker and a bit of left foot braking can get you most of what you need for malling/light duty.

 

The e-locker is what got me out.

 

Me at my alarm this morning

 

How do I engage this? Thanks

Meonin!!! I had the same feeling!!!

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NICE truck!!! @ChiefBreezy

 

Morning Murph!!! How things bean!???

Got to holler at you soon as you have a minute. When's good?

 

e-locker? It should engage automatically when it senses unequal wheel spin. It does use the brake to slow the spinning wheel which gets the non-spinner turning again. Has the same effect as left foot braking when one wheel spins to get other one moving, just the manual version.