Stability in rain/wet

Yeah that was a fail on your end.

 

Those limits are easily defeated. In 1st, you only get 25% of the torque down low in high range and only about 16% in low range. Felt artificial as it gets. With the limits removed, I have had no issues. Slick is still slick, but all the control is still there and feels much more natural.

 

I’ve only had fish tailing in heavy rain on the stock HT tires 6/32nds tread 2wd back in November when it started getting cold. But that’s just typical low tread/pick up truck issues. I had the same happen in a Silverado, Colorado, F150, and Tundra.

put it on new snow tires and no slip at all. I’ve been riding 2wd this winter. Only time I put it in 4wd was to get into my parking lot that had 1ft of snow and a slight incline.

 

what tune are you trying to sell me?

 

Not selling, but even the Stock tune can be edited to kill the useless limiters.

 

I feel like just asking this question puts you more in the AWD market. Not trying to be rude.

 

my truck seems to know when it's raining/wet and has reduced throttle sensitivity to prevent wheel spin. It was annoying the hell out of me earlier wondering where all my power went but i guess it makes sense. i don't want to be doing burnouts.

 

My Sport handles great on wet roads with an empty bed. I do have Michelin LTX Defenders because I am always on pavement.

https://www.michelinman.com/auto/tires/michelin-defender-ltx-m-s