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blazerbrad · 02-15-2010, 04:34 PM

We went wheelin' this weekend in south central Ohio. I was rather disappointed that the area only had around 6" of snow on the ground so no drift-busting, but somewhat wet snow over top frozen solid ground made traction very limited. My 15.5" wide TSL's were definitely not in their element a lot of the time. It was kinda' funny because all but one rig had either bias ply TSL's, LTB's, or Boggers and it reinforced the idea that these tires absolutely suck on ice and hard packed snow, which is what all of the gravel "maintained" roads between the trails were like.

02-15-2010, 04:34 PM	#32
blazerbrad - CORE Member - Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 831 Images: 6	We went wheelin' this weekend in south central Ohio. I was rather disappointed that the area only had around 6" of snow on the ground so no drift-busting, but somewhat wet snow over top frozen solid ground made traction very limited. My 15.5" wide TSL's were definitely not in their element a lot of the time. It was kinda' funny because all but one rig had either bias ply TSL's, LTB's, or Boggers and it reinforced the idea that these tires absolutely suck on ice and hard packed snow, which is what all of the gravel "maintained" roads between the trails were like.