Under-$16K truck with 3500lb camper payload?
Hello! Truck camping newbie here, hoping for a little truck-buying advice from you experienced users. I need to replace my current 4×4 project/hauler/bad weather roads truck (not my daily driver–I ...
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DRW trucks aren't as good in tough going such as mud and snow, even with 4x4. The reason being, an SRW truck's rear wheels follow directly behind the front, so you're only cutting two ruts. A DRW has to cut SIX ruts because none of the wheels follow directly behind any others.
If you do a lot of mudding or charging through deep snow, you might want to hold out for an F350 SRW. Other than that, no reason to not go with the DRW, because they are easier to find.
If you do a lot of mudding or charging through deep snow, you might want to hold out for an F350 SRW. Other than that, no reason to not go with the DRW, because they are easier to find.
