Yeah!! only on old Jeeps does 4WD mean 4 wheel drive

 

Don't mean to brag but you guys ain't seen snow like I have. I'm in Canada Eh! LOL

Well this is my fiance's Jetta early this morning
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And my truck
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And the tractor i'll be using to attempt to clear all the snow
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wow...no no no no never wanna see that much snow ever again!

 

I've never needed weight in the back, our trucks handle great in the snow, good tires are key.

If you're on the stock Goodyears those things are awful even in the rain, nevermind the snow.

 

I just ripped out of that parking spot you see in the above pic with my BFG All Terrains. Tires definitely make a huge difference.

 

NICE!!! reminds me of when I was in Japan, but not that much snow only about an average of 140" a year

 

When was at school at Northern Michigan University we got hit with 44" of snow in 36 hours. I know your pain up in Canada

My Red 2000 Dakota buried alive

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huh yeah i deffinately would be going no where! lol

 

Theres a truck in there????

 

Hey thanks cramerica and rengnath, good info and totally makes sense. Actually, found a guy today on craigslist with a set of BFG T/A KO's, almost brand new and full tread, didnt get a price yet (negotiations havent started yet) but he told me he really needs money, which only helps me haggle more, so hopefully I can get a good deal. I agree with what you said about height and width, but I've heard for all terrain tires they are real good in the snow. Thing is the size is LT215/70/R16, which I don't think is compatible with my stock rims, but I was planning on gettin a set of cheap rims off craigslist that they would fit on. Question is, other than the rim having a matching hole pattern, is there a specific range on depth, width and height that you have to stick to for safety, or as long as it fits is it ok?