Post your best SNOW pictures

the begining of winter

 

Dec '06. We usually get one or two 4"+ snows a year here in MO. This was 16" overnight and just shut us down! My Mustang didn't go anywhere for a week.



Would be a challenge even in my Tacoma. At least I have a garage now! Hope to see a few decent snows this winter now that I have a 4x4.

 

Nice day to have 4 wheel drive

 

Mt. Rose Summit last year.

 

Last Weekend in Big Bear.



Freak storm in May. Big Bear.



After just 4 Hours in Lake Arrowhead, CA.



After 2 Days.






Her First Winter.






After all the mountain driving.

 

Hey wolfdog, if you get tired of the chrome lip on your wheels, i just did this to mine... just thought you'd like to see them in all black.

 

Check out my pro. There pretty much all snow picks. Got vids of rallying to.

 

Welcome to Maine! You're going to see a lot of Tacoma's here!

Don't worry about the snow... last year we had snow until the second week of January and then it turned to rain for most of the rest of the winter.

But if we do get belted this winter, like we sometimes do... just take out the kayak! Or you can grab the snowshoes!

 

I love "T.I.T.S"

 

After one of our many winter storms.

 

Thanks for the visual! For now, I'm liking the polished lip. But who knows what the future will hold...

 

3 Guys digging it took an hour to get it out. It was a WRX so it handled everything else just fine.

 

No pix to share, but just thought that I would comment that I have made hundreds of dollars pulling various vehicles out of ditches with my Tacoma during snowstorms over the years

If you have a tow strap and see a car in a ditch during a snowstorm, offer to help. It only takes a couple minutes, and I almost always walk away with extra cash in my pocket.

 

when i go to the ski hill there are usually at least 3 vehicles stuck. Last year in one weekend i pulled out 2 F250, 1 F350, 4GM trucks, a couple small cars and 1 Dodge dually.
All the fords were 4x4 2 GMs were 4x4 all the rest were 2WD
made some $$$

 

Bfg's are great in snow, I've run the a/t's for two winters in the snow and never got stuck, plenty of siping,(265/75 a little taller than stock) had to replace them last year as they were pretty bald, went with cooper dedicated snows with studs, but this summer I went with the Dura-tracs as they had a better price, they look to be just as good as the bfg's but time will tell. should be fine as long as you have some tread depth left...

 

An Adventure of EXTREME!... haha



Some snow wheeling...

Full write up:
http://www.ct4wd.com/forum/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=2752

Vimeo (little better quality)

http://vimeo.com/17300984​

 

Freeze where you at in Canada? I am going to be driving in some time in the summer to do work at Whistler Bike Parks.

BUT, I do want to come up and experience a REAL winter.

 

I live in Alberta, one province to the east of B.C.

Whistler is pretty awesome in the winter if you can get up there!

 

If there is a will there is a way...