two rims on back of a dually instead of 4 ?
Hey guys During the winter, my f350 drw is not hauling or towing anything heavy, The heavier ill be hauling is my snowmobile. Where i live, we must use winter tires (snowflakes) from december t...
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Bedlam wrote:
Marty -
You drinking and posting again? The only reason I understood your post was because it didn't have to travel too far...
hmmmmmm, drinking.....Dr P or iced tea.....no alcohol in either....
No, called droid auto correct.
Those michiblows were "XDS M+S" traction, had a Bridgestone all position up front, now have double coin ribs.
The GM dually had Toyo AT's up front, and M55 tractions in the rear. Used that one to go up Snoqualmie with chains required in RWD only! screw the 4wd part of the equation. Traction tires and the Eaton locker did well. Did the same with the 96 GM I had, with an aggressive Cooper hwy tire going up Stevens! Did not go into 4wd until I got into the parking lot.
Time for bed........
I can type a bit better on a laptop too!LOL!
marty
