Weight 4 best traction in snow?
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Weight 4 best traction in snow?
I have a 98 dodge 2500 long box, with leaf springs where do I put my sand bags for the best traction?
I have been told front by one person, middle by another, and back by yet another...
I am having a lot of problems this year sliding around all over the place. I have 2 year old couper all seasons. I never had so much issues in the snow with my 96 dodge 1500. I have to say coming around a corner at 90km and hitting ice is very scary, and to see other vehicles zoom past you afterward with no problems, doesn't seem right, when I have the truck!
I have been told front by one person, middle by another, and back by yet another...
I am having a lot of problems this year sliding around all over the place. I have 2 year old couper all seasons. I never had so much issues in the snow with my 96 dodge 1500. I have to say coming around a corner at 90km and hitting ice is very scary, and to see other vehicles zoom past you afterward with no problems, doesn't seem right, when I have the truck!
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I was in the sheet metal trade for many years. What we would do is put about 2 inches of flat stock that was 6 feet long in the bed of the truck. You get alot of weight and doesnt take up any space in the bed. By the way I have those Coopers on my wifes van and I am not liking the tires in the snow.
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