Back tires spinning out on wet pavement

Is it possible your right rear tire was on a banana?

 

2nd gen problems.

 

If your tires didn't spin in wet pavement I would say you need to turn 4x4 off. Rwd, wet roads, heavy foot adds up to tire spin.

 

The only solution for traction on lightly wet pavement is a set of red label Krawlers. Time for an upgrayedd.

 

This is one problem i do not have. (2.7L)

 

Sticky calipers?

 

And you DON’T enjoy this?

 

totally

 

Check the rear brakes, see if the rear wheels spin easily. Maybe one of the rear drums is sticking partially and directing more power to the other tire.

 

Just had one as a rental for a week. Junk.

 

I would put weight in the back. Like at least 1,500 pounds. Take it to your local landscape materials supplier and have them drop a shit ton of rock or sand in the bed or go the cheap route and line your bed with plastic and fill it with water.

 

Was it BOTH tires?

 

You’re gonna hurt someone joking around like that, you know.

 

Besides the tire pressure and tread suggestions, check what your limited slip setting is.

I can get a little spin in the rain with my 2.7 2WD but my tires are not the best at the moment. I can handle it but I've driven a truck for 11 years now..if you're just recently getting into a truck just try to be mindful of how fast you start.

Depending on where you're from, you could be hitting leaves as well. Tis the season here.

Welcome to TW!

 

Yeah you're right I probably should have written a disclamer. There are some pretty gullible people in the world. Hell I thought Trump was going to make America great again.

 

FYI, lower pressure would increase your contact patch on wet pavement and decrease the chance of spinning your tires. But you should definitely check your pressure regularly, or just offroad on the weekend so your airing up and down often