How many lbs do you put in your bed for winter driving?

I'm thinking shovel now too. And go someplace cool and do something cool too.

 

None. Good tires, common sense and slowing down to meet the conditions of the road are all that it really takes for winter driving with a 4x4 tacoma. Added weight also means longer stopping distances, so keep that in your winter driving plans. I could see adding some weight for tractoin in a 2WD, though. But still... keep it slow.

 

and light.

 

What does my character look like?

 

hmmmmm
that one may take more creativity juice.

 

Tell ya what, my b-day is 12/24 - you have until then!

 

Oh the pressure!

 

May have to get my best cartoon specialist on the case.

He charges a hefty fee......but may be worth it.

 

I rolled my 2005 double cab on black ice. Not sure if sand would have helped keep me on all 4’s but it definitely wouldn’t have hurt. Has nothing to do with having a brain like the post you quoted or having a well equipped truck, as my truck had both a driver with a brain and was well equipped...shit happens even to good drivers.

 

Yeah, ice is good for no one. The weight makes a guided missile even heavier.

change that....ice is good for ice fishing.

 

Very true my friend. We can all be the one upside down. All it takes is one moment of distraction, poorly judged corner, or unfortunately placed section of black ice. As well as a host of other causes.

 

Whheeeeeeee!!!

 

No doubt he had zero sand in the trunk jk

 

This made me laugh out loud at work. Thanks

 

Oh I also meant to ask... any pictures of said rolled dblcab?

 

0.

Blizzaks on the stock wheels do just fine in 2wd 99% of the time.

 

Definitely good for ice fishing!! Mine launched sideways like a Baja truck missile!