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Oddly enough, lower tire pressure works well on ice and snow too. I don’t know how many tires we’ve aired down to get up the shack hill in deer season. Gotta go slow once you hit the pavement so they don’t heat up, but it was worth it to keep from doing the walk of shame the rest of the way up
I almost added a caveat at the beginning that that was my philosophy and others may disagree.
 

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Skinny beats wide when it comes to tires on snow. Airing down is to create a wider contact patch to float on top of the surface instead of digging down. When I used to go to the dunes in the jeep I'd air down and float all around that mfer. In snow, with a vehicle at least, you're looking to dig through and find traction. When I had a '78 Bronco with 33x9.50 "pizza cutters" people would talk about "can't make a path through THAT", I'd say "hold my beer".
We always kept skinnies on the recovery wrecker and plow truck. You get plenty of bite when you saw on the wheel a bit.
 

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I almost added a caveat at the beginning that that was my philosophy and others may disagree.
Sometime when your car is stuck in the drive and you’re not in a hurry, let the air out of the drive tires until they start to squat pretty good and see. Usually you can drive right out of it
 

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It could have just been the vehicle too. I may have told the story here, going home on second one night in the '79/460/31s I had hood high drifts. I tugged a little metro a 1/4 mile before I had to give up. When I went to retrieve my strap it was stuck in the snow packed underneath it. The tires were off the ground at least in the front. I'd literally drug it. Those things are so fukkin' expensive now I'll probably never own another one.
 

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Sometime when your car is stuck in the drive and you’re not in a hurry, let the air out of the drive tires until they start to squat pretty good and see. Usually you can drive right out of it
And set the tire pressure monitors off? Pfft! GFY!
 

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Nope no tarp. It's not really the snow on the chipper it's the snow in the way of getting to it. View attachment 283548



I don't care what Randy says you're good people in my book Dall
you have the people skills and a calm demeaner
thats where randy and me are different from you lol

Nah I heard that guy was 100% a dick. I will say I've damn near bit my tongue off several times this week with the JR stuff.
the reason why i havent posted is because im like alot of people and see 2 totally different stories and why would i need to add gas to the flame
 

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Thing impressed the hell out of me Tuesday morning. Cars like mine had no business out in that chit, the attendance here in the shop spoke to that. I just wanted to see.
Didn’t you just get some thing newish not too long ago? Can’t remember. AWD?
 
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