Tires are fairly new Toyo M/T's. The mud is just super slick in that area and it packs the tread of the tires.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
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Tires are fairly new Toyo M/T's. The mud is just super slick in that area and it packs the tread of the tires.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharp shooter
That *looks* like the kind of mud that only a tire like a Bogger does well in.Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
And who wants to drive a truck with Boggers on them? Great when you need them...the rest of the time it's just WAA WAA WAA WAA.
That made me laugh out loud and shake my head... :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
It is a curb free enviroment there though, you might have had a false sense of security;):)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
From my POS T-mobile thingie
Just wonderful....after spending an hour hosing off mud I found that when the chain snapped yesterday it smashed my bumper. If anyone ever asked to get pulled out again my response will be fuck off.
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That blows, doesn't look too bad though. I would just live with the scar. On a side note why are'nt you using a strap? Much safer, lighter, and easier to stow under seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
You make it sound like the mud is at fault....:sheep:Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
I vote straps all the way. I've seen WAY too many incidents (both property/vehicle damage and personal injury) with chains to use them.Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
I don't carry straps or chains for this very reason.:angry: I was using what they had which was a chain and a strap. The strap snapped sending the chain into my truck.
It's a truck, a ford truck at that!!! Besides chicks dig scars.Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS