Rangerado
Well-Known Member
I live in the snow ice slush zone of Maine. I find a little extra weight over the rear tires goes a long way to stabilizing the direction of travel and improving braking distances in a nose heavy pickup. Physics don’t change because it’s 2019 and we have traction control.
I have 200 lbs of sandbags against the bulkhead of my supercab, similar to the mass of a supercrew. during a storm if i have no crap in the bed i will move the four bags to between the rear wheel wells. i also have 40 lbs of crap in the passenger side rear seat. Tools etc. First real snow may come this week
I have 200 lbs of sandbags against the bulkhead of my supercab, similar to the mass of a supercrew. during a storm if i have no crap in the bed i will move the four bags to between the rear wheel wells. i also have 40 lbs of crap in the passenger side rear seat. Tools etc. First real snow may come this week
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