Whatever

I knew what you meant. I put them in because the bedsides are already damaged, and I don't want them more damaged.

 

No, we don't make that. It's made by

Spoiler

Blue Bunny, ya dumbass

 

Maybe...we also have the same license plates.

 

okay, well than

 

It was a unique area. We don't typically go that low. 20 is comfortable and if it goes a little lower than that's okay too.

 

12 psi in snow
18 psi while crawling
22-25 psi on fireroads at speed

 

Idk what all you make!!!

 

I was 12-14 last time i was in muddy slop

 

more power to you.


I hate mud.

 

I hate it now too

 

Intersting. I've found my blizzaks perform amazing, even at 28psi in 6-10in of snow. Only issue was the truck was tilted to the right towards a gully which made every small slide cringeworthy

 

We don't have any ice cream in this house and now you guys have me wanting ice cream. Damn you!!

 

It usually just takes one time, before you realize your eternal hatred.

 

You havent told us anything about your rig. What have you done to it?

 

I'm talking multiple feet of snow. Maybe not a ton of powder, but we're certainly way off the actual trail.

 

Outside of a shell, rear discs and aftermarket but same size wheels, nothing. Things takes me everywhere. During the summer I throw on my set of MT Deegan 38 AT's

 

Fair enough. Haven't had the opportunity to test that amount as we haven't gotten that in a while

Edit: powder what these tires love. if it can get into the treads they're great. it's the pre-compacted or frozen stuff that it doesn't like, which is what we get around here.

 

I just checked and Ohio has no laws governing different types of wheels.

Pronounced the same, sure.

 

Anything I can go down safely? Stock tires I run that psi.

 

Tip for a muddy undercarriage...
Take a 20 mile road trip on a blacktop while it's pouring down rain. Underneath your truck will be shiny as a diamond in a goat's ass when you get back.