I could of sworn he said it was a 4x4.. Even still I dont think that would help with a trailer and mud.... Might need a tractor

 

he needs chains or mud tires.

my dodge in 2 wheel drive gets through mud just fine because of the mud tires...the limited slip rear end helps a bit too..

 

tore up a few lawns and driveways yesterday, and today. got 15.5 inches of heavy wet snow. nothing was frozen underneath, so everyones driveways and such was all mud.

it was no fun yesterday. bud made over 200 bucks. more crap snow coming tomorrow night too.

 

Agree.. My truck has been 2wd since 2010 and I never had an issue with getting through mud or snow... Mud tires and a posi do the trick

 

No and yes.

Inspection and county/city sticker but no emissions testing this far south.

Gotta do the non fouler before I take it in just in case they wanna give me crap about it. Could just reset the battery though, it usually takes 2 days before the CEL comes back on

Edit:

No one has 18mm spark plug non foulers in stock... Jeez...

 

We have emissions and I'm farther south than you....

 

I should have specified. No emissions testing this far south in Virginia. The Northern Cities/Counties have testing; Fairfax, Alexandria, etc...

 

Pulling a steady 14.85 mpg lately... aww chyyeeah.

 

Welp just got back from the shop, got the truck inspected (after I did the non fouler trick, finally found some in stock) Got lucky, the inspector didn't see a crack in the windshield (up by the rear view mirror) until he was backing out after the inspection was complete. So we agreed it happened sometime after the inspection this evening

Got to get the county sticker tomorrow and I'll be all set.

 

Just put some black electrical tape over it!!! seen so many people do that...I just laugh.

lol you having fun jumping through all of those hoops just to drive?

the only sticker I have to get is the year sticker on the back license plate...and I just go to the DMV for that.

I had to take emissions once...haven't had to since...