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Shyguy · 01-09-2010, 09:30 AM

I can see how a 2 wheel drive dually would not be that good on snow and ice.

Actually ice is pretty difficult for any rear wheel drive vehicle.

I see a lot of 4 wheel drive vehicles in the ditches when we get ice around here.

I have a '92 GMC dually that works ok on ice and snow as long as I am careful, but mud is a different story. I sunk that sucker twice up to the axles in mud that was firm enough for me to walk on.

My wife seemed to get a kick out of me getting the "Beast" stuck.

Around here some people run studded tires in the winter when there is ice and snow.

Danny

01-09-2010, 09:30 AM	#7
Shyguy Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Southeast Missouri Posts: 2,436	Re: Snow Chains on a Dually? I can see how a 2 wheel drive dually would not be that good on snow and ice. Actually ice is pretty difficult for any rear wheel drive vehicle. I see a lot of 4 wheel drive vehicles in the ditches when we get ice around here. I have a '92 GMC dually that works ok on ice and snow as long as I am careful, but mud is a different story. I sunk that sucker twice up to the axles in mud that was firm enough for me to walk on. My wife seemed to get a kick out of me getting the "Beast" stuck. Around here some people run studded tires in the winter when there is ice and snow. Danny __________________ '67 Chevy C-20 short stepper - build complete, 454/SM-465. '75 C-30 Single Cab DRW-350 small block/NP-435. '77 GMC-6500 Dump Truck, 427 Tall Deck. '92 GMC K-3500 Duallie, 454/4L80E.