How does your 3rd gen handle driving in snow?

That looks pretty deep, I’m sure you and that red 2nd gen have a lift.

 

I think 2nd gen & 3rd gen both handle the snow like champs. Although the stock 3rd gen Goodyear's aren't so great.

 

If anything, I'd say they do too well. You can turn off traction control, but only to an extent. Makes getting sideways possible, but it doesn't like doing donuts.

 

I don't know if Zach is. I am. It's all the same though

 

The stock Goodyears are no good in the snow.

 

Yeah same thing here... traction control is never really completely off.

 

The real long hold does well. Not the 3second one

 

I am pretty sure I have held it longer than 3 sec but I will try again.

 

Drives great in the snow! BFG KO2s. Not stuck just stopped.

 

When I bought my tacoma we had like 20-24 inches of snow the next weekend. I loved it! Stock tires and everything and it handled it like a boss.

 

Stock Toyos, handles like a champ. Probably changing tires before next winter season though.

 

My mistake. I was referring to the 3 second hold instead of just pushing it.

 

The stock goodyears dont even handle light rain well.

 

First year I ran stock tires. There were OK. This year's I installed Cooper Discoverer M+S.

Had no issues at all.

 

What size KO2 are you running?

 

Driven through a couple good storms ( by ca standards) so far this year and really happy with the performance in less than ideal conditions. Im still running the factory good year kevlars m+s rated and they are fairly grippy even at less the 50% tread. Great tires cant seem to wear them out and the wear is very even.

Truck feels solid in 4H on tight curves, slick downhill. I have a metal camper shell on and as someone mentioned earlier that is probably helpful for added weight over the rear axle. Never occured to me before but I could see how a double cabs weight distro. might have a slight advantage over the AC for certain conditions.

Just psyched I made it up in time to ski first chair!

 

I have BFG AT's and they're a little better than ok in midwest snow. Honestly I think the General Grabbers I had were slightly better...but they don't look as cool!

 

I drove in eight inches of snow yesterday in my 4x2 using Wildpeaks and had no issues. I just drove slow and steady though, I did lose some traction at a couple of intersections from a stop but nothing major.

 

Looks like it still holds true!

Hope you all are safe down there though.

 

I have the goodyear adventure with kevlar AT's on my 2020 taco now. Truck is more than i ever expected from it in snow. Had the same tires on my 01 tundra, and nowhere close to as good as this tacoma.