Post your best SNOW pictures

I experienced the same - live in Carroll County. Didn't have a Taco then, i was running a Ram 1500 4x4. The Ram got me through unplowed roads the day after the snow finally stopped. I wonder if my Taco will be able to if we get another freak storm like that?

 

Not the best snow pic's but it works i guess.

 

Christmas morning

 

very nice, we get a brown christmas this year, just like every year lol.

 

Some light off-roading around Fort Bragg, NC. This is the first time getting to use my Taco in the snow, and I must say, I'm VERY IMPRESSED with it.

 

colorado in october 2009

 

My TRD Sport is behind the garage door!

 

Holy crap, do you have a snow blower or do you have to shovel all of that by hand?

 

That looks 100 percent like my parents place in Indiana. Do you live around a lot of flat ground and fields? If it snows like 6 inches or more, we have 4 foot plus drifts in front of the garage door! They got a nice blower with a "drift cutter." Took them about 5 winters to figure it out though.

 

Cool pic I found!!!


HOME!!!!!!!! I LOVE OUR HOUSE!!!

 

I live in a 55 and over, they remove the snow. We are on the Raritan Bay, always windy here. Only question is when!!

 

What is this "snow" you all keep talking about?

 

Why are people so set on posting these ridiculous Dunlop stories. Do you guys work for tire companies? Really these comments are really getting old. I drove my Dunlops all over the place in our last snow and I don't even have 4wd, so I find it a little hard to believe you can't get up a a small hill with 4wd. Please stop trying to scare people into buyhing tires they do not need.

 

Yes , i could of kept my Dunflops and drove with them during the winter
and yes i would of managed to get around with them.

BUT they are not snow rated, and they dont even come close to performing as well as a good AT tire ( i Recomend Goodyear Duratracs )
The Duratracs are not only a AT tire, they are also Snow Rated.
For when you get this much snow:




but if you would choose to keep your Dunflops, I'll wave as i go around you!

 

Actually I kinda agree with JimSC. I'm orginally from Indiana, so I know snow driving. Maybe for 2 plus feet these things wouldn't work... But for 6 inches or so, and a decent driver, they are fine IMO.

That being said I will replace them with something better, but I just can't spend the type of money I'm looking at spending on some new tires while these still have plenty of wear left. Especially living in Carolina right now.

 

Almost a White Christmas in Hampton Roads. Just a day late, but beautiful. Makes me wish I'd have gotten the TRD Offroad instead of the Sport.

 

SIck pictures man. i love how your Tacoma looks Really beefy. :thumpsup: