Once you get going the truck drives just fine in the snow. Getting started without putting it in 4x4 is a different story, unless your on flat ground. Then it's fine.

 

HORRIBLE doesn't describe how bad these tires are in the snow. Get some good rubber soon or you'll be parked like mine.

 

the goodyears arent terrible in mild snow. i can imagine they would be pretty bad in 'real' snow. i.e. canada, all the snow maryland is gettin right now...

so i guess it depends on your idea of 'snow" lol. once work picks up ill be adding some bfg all terrain 285/65/20 on my sport

 

I am in Fort McMurray Alberta and we have a fair amount of snow here. I have an 09 Laramie with the 20" Wranglers and the 3.92. I have not had any problems in the snow here. All I do is put it in 4WD auto and the truck does the rest for you.
We get 5 months of solid winter here, average winter temp of -19c (-2.2f) with lows to -45c (-49F). I will only do one season of winter driving on theses tires then get a set of winter tires next year. Its a 4.5 hour drive to go any place, on very busy highway in the winter. Safety First!

 

I used the stock goodyears all winter on my '08 1500. We had a period of a week that we got about 36" of snow and I never had a problem.

 

Been running around MD with the stock rubber in this crazy snow with no problems. I did get stuck trying to push through a wall the snowplows had pushed across a road entry, but no problems otherwise. Certainly better rubber would be good, but the stock rubber isn't so bad.