I do know how to drive in the snow. haha its just my tires. 4x4 works awesome. 2wd sucked

 

i've never had trouble in snow! barely have ever had to use it! so idk my truck handles its own!

 

With my new tires my truck gets up and goes in the 3 inches we had here today. With the old Firestone Destination A/Ts, I had problems getting started even with just feathering the throttle. In 2wd, it still gets light in the rear but its not impossible to drive it.

 

like i said, you gotta know how to drive in the stuff to take advantage of 4x4.... i could drive circles around most 4x4's around here with front wheel drive only.

 

Oh comeon! With 4x4, just flip the switch and drive! jkjk

The first time I used 4x4 in snow, I almost spun the thing around in the middle of an intersection. I was used to driving a RWD truck, so going to 4x4 and having all 4 wheels pull was a difference. Anything is better than driving in snow with FWD though; I hate the torque steer your get. RWD atleast allows you to counter-steer and actually isnt too bad if you can get traction.

 

I never had any problems in the snow with the ranger. (I wasn't putting as much HP to ground either.) I just noticed though, the other day, that with the way I like to drive this truck I was breaking traction on wet pavement. Rear tread looks pretty good, I dont want to buy new street tires this winter, as I am getting ready to buy Mickey Thompson drag radials and rims next weekend, and those arent cheap!

 

Tires is 90% of driving in snow, lol. My Nitto 420S = worthless on anything but dry pavement. The Eagle II GTs I just bought are great in the snow.

 

you switched rims yet Blown? put the stocks back on for winter?

 

it's that awesome power we have...makes spinning the tires on wet/icy pavement sooo easy!!!

 

oh yeah the massive amounts our truck have stock!