Winter driving

[Dover]

My 90 Silverado 1500 may only be 2wd but with a good set of Hankook Dynapro ATM in 235/75/R15 and 650 pounds of ATV in the bed she has not even slipped a wheel in the snow. Round two of our blizzard starting now 8-12 inches predicted. Hope my luck keeps up.

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[Christian Steffen]

You probably won't be so lucky if you're traveling unplowed roads. At least around here 8-12" usually turns into 3+ ft drifts which can be problematic.

 

[Dover]

That I know for sure. Was out at 3 this morning using the FD’s 94 civilian h1 ambulance to pull a couple cops out of the snow drifts. She did it but just barely


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[DirtBag]

Yep, here in Kansas, its the wind blown drifts that will get you.

That being said, the Hankook's are a great tire. I have a buddy that is running a set and has been very impressed.

 

[Supercharged111]

I got around in upper MI in my 88 C1500 RCLB with a snowmobile almost always loaded. I ran Mastercraft Courser CT tires which would dig in about anything which is good because the google says my hometown averages 180" per year.

 

[Dover]

I figure one of the perks of using the quad for weight is if I do get stuck I’m not stranded lol


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[Christian Steffen]

I got around in upper MI in my 88 C1500 RCLB with a snowmobile almost always loaded. I ran Mastercraft Courser CT tires which would dig in about anything which is good because the google says my hometown averages 180" per year.

Damn that's a healthy amount of snow