BC Snow Wheeling, Crew cab gets abused 

Yeah definitely alot cleaner lol, thank you

Thanks man 🤘

Lol ya

I've been out with rigs on better tires and I've still kept up. The boggers are heavy and the tread is stiff so not ideal but they still work. Yes other tires will work better in most conditions. But that comes at a expense as well haha not cheap when dealing with big tires

Might have to do a Berta trip and get him to tune up my shit 🤔

Yeah love the ext cab long on the pre 80s and the split windows on the 80s

Thank you

Yes absolutely most of the time I run at 3 to 5 psi in snow and have went as low as 1 in really wet stuff

Usually 3 to 5 psi lower if I really need it. And ya just need the power to let them eat haha

There's a couple ppl but really depends on the early season or late season conditions and trails to follow, it's on the small side forsure don't have to much abilities in the deep stuff

thank you for the reply!@@WhiskeyWheelers

That wat I was thinking. That y they need so bad as of rigs.

Sometimes

Red crew cab has 44s

@@WhiskeyWheelers Nice, I learned something. For highway ice and snow narrower is better by placing more lbs/sq in. on the road surface. However that same line of thinking doesn't apply in deep snow. Tire height, truck weight, horsepower and some width is good. I'm impressed, that was a delight to watch because I sell tires for a living. Great video.

Yes absolutely right. The width and overall size really helps for flotation when aired down is the right snow conditions. Still like to have siped or tires that keep snow in the treads for that snow on snow Traction but also need the lugs to really dig when needed. 1 day can be such a different experience then the next, always learning new things to try and what works. Thank you

@@WhiskeyWheelersIn your experience what’s been the best tire for a full-size truck in the snow?

@BLACKLACDTS lots will debate wich one is best but the top of the chain is interco irok, mickey Thompson baja pro, mickey Thompson pro xs work really well mainly for the massive sizes they come in. But any tire with good sipes to keep snow in the tread blocks and can air down well. I run 35 pro comp xtreme mt2 on my 86 f150 and snow wheeled for years with those just aired down and it's got me lots of places still

What's a snowmobile

Lol in pg