The lame winter weather post

[jimoshel]

Sure glad I got the larder and the gas tanks filled before it hit. 3 feet on the ground, 6 foot drifts and another 3 feet in the sky still falling. Parked the 2WD DD and put chains on all 4 on the 4WD so I'm ready. Now if I could just figure out some way to get the live stock fed with out walking thru the s*t I'd have it made. Free snow. Just pay shipping and it's yours.

[COMJNUT]

gassed it up, drove over some melted plowed snow, getting it ready for our 12"+ snow storm that the weather monkeys are forecasting

did doughnuts in my work's parkinglot, pulled out my bosses car from being over the curb...this is what usually happens when we get 12"+ of snow

did a lot of snow bashing today, most of the residential streets had 12-24"+ of snow on the side untouched powder, and in some areas it had drifted well over 36". My MJ went through it just fine, the only time I got worried that I was going to get stuck was on a uphill with around 24" packed snow/diffs dragging/sliding sideways/along the curb, brushing up against it once...dang almost got stuck. IT WAS SOOOO MUCH FUN!

 

 

You guys just ain't living in the right place :banana:

[Naterenfo1]

the only place we have any decent snow here is on our lakes! (MN) and lets just say that Goodyear MT/R's don't really like the ice that much....

[87Warrior]

and lets just say that Goodyear MT/R's don't really like the ice that much....

Ain't that the truth. :ack: I hear the Kevlar version is much improved.

[Naterenfo1]

I just got mine the other day (kevlar version) and i'm really not too impressed with ice performance... but holy crap can they take down snow drifts! I'm looking forward to testing them out on some nice rocks this summer :cheers:

[terrawombat]

...i'm really not too impressed with ice performance...

 

What tires have good ice performance (not counting studded)?