2 wheelin in the snow

Take your slammed one out...

 

drove through the grapevine on the second... my truck made it no problems during the little blizzard that was happening. I can't say the same for others

 

HAHAHA !!! In Canada... 2 Feet of Snow in 2 hours... & the School are still Open !!!

 

Hahaha, around here, 2 inches in a day will close the schools for sure.

 

we had a forcast of snow, they closed the schools before the first flake was seen..

mark

 

Snowin like a mother here right now. Close to white out conditions. Ride in to work was nice the truck slid once when someone in a civic decided they didnt like their lane anymore and wanted to take mine with no signal and no warning. Truck grabbed back on the road and kept me away from the light pole

 

If I lower the tire pressure in the snow will it help with traction?

 

yes, ive dropped my rears to 15 before after not making it up hills on the first try

 

Okay cool thanks

 

You American guy are crazy ! Just put 300-400 pound of weight in your box & good all seasons tires or winter tires & you are in business!! Snow is not Mud !!! Just have to anticipated your driving !!!

 

Haha I had like 200 pounds if ice plus whatever my cover weighs

 

Canada, New-Brunswick, Moncton Area. Nice Day to a Tacoma ! 3-4 inches of snow !

 

Round 2 tonight! Expecting anywhere from 2 to 8 inches of snow.

 

And to think on Friday and Saturday we hit 70 degrees.

 

We are getting hit by "the beast" as they're calling it now, with a final snowfall of like 16" I think. I decided to throw on my new tires yesterday right before it hit, holy shit! It made a world of difference. Driving in snow now is the perfect level of "fun"... lots of squirreliness without the annoying spinning without going anywhere

 

i thought airing down in the snow was bad

 

I've read the previous posts,but, are you guys serious about the 2wd doing ok in the snow.My last truck was a 1993 Ford F-150 2wd...good truck until the snow fell...I'm guessing it did not have LSD?.I'm considering a Tacoma and 4wd since my last truck experience....hmmmm,2wd????.Save $$$$ + fuel!!!.

 

lsd helps, but 4wd is best if you are in the snow a lot .... i switched from FWD cars to 2wd trucks about 3 years ago now and still dont really enjoy driving in the snow if i dont have to ... the fwd cars on the other hand did great (and they had abs brakes)

 

LOL! Its May now and I do not want to think about snow.

 

Bumpity bump bump. Need some advice. Expecting 12-20 inches of snow down in Virginia.