Pickups in snow?

[Eos]

Originally posted by: DurocShark

Originally posted by: eos
In my opinion, snow and ice traction is more a pull function than push. Having a front drive axle (alone or in concert with a rear) is almost always better.

WTF? Push, pull, doesn't matter.

Weight over the drive wheels. That's it.

Christ. It's an opinion. You don't have to be a dillhole about it.

 

[Raduque]

Originally posted by: eos

Originally posted by: DurocShark

Originally posted by: eos
In my opinion, snow and ice traction is more a pull function than push. Having a front drive axle (alone or in concert with a rear) is almost always better.

WTF? Push, pull, doesn't matter.

Weight over the drive wheels. That's it.

Christ. It's an opinion. You don't have to be a dillhole about it.

Did you forget where you're posting?

 

[jagec]

Originally posted by: DurocShark

Originally posted by: eos
In my opinion, snow and ice traction is more a pull function than push. Having a front drive axle (alone or in concert with a rear) is almost always better.

WTF? Push, pull, doesn't matter.

Weight over the drive wheels. That's it.

Actually, IMHO a RWD platform with enough weight over the drive wheels is superior in the snow, because it will be a better hill climber, but braking won't be very different on the downhill sections.