Slickrock in January
#13
Originally Posted by ChopN
They'd be nice on the staircase though!
A good spotter makes the difference so thanks for doing that so well. And for having all the goodies and patience for my winching incident.
#14
#15
Originally Posted by ChopN
Robmst had a sidewall blowout on the trail though.
Ill just say Ive only had a winch for 2 days and I already need to replace it.
Ill just say Ive only had a winch for 2 days and I already need to replace it.
Sorry to hear the winch didn't work out. Thankfully you weren't alone. And didn't you just say in another thread that you needed to go get stuck? Haha, be careful what you ask for...
#16
Originally Posted by ChopN
I dont know. I think we all slid down the ice sheet.
<img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=260903"/>Robmst had a sidewall blowout on the trail though.
Ill just say Ive only had a winch for 2 days and I already need to replace it.
Huck
#17
Mud tires are horrible on ice, period. Along with being horrible on hard pack snow as well. If any of them had been running actual snow tires, they probably would have done better than the mud tires (on the ice). But typically, unless you have studs, rubber and ice don't mix.
#18
Mud tires are horrible on ice, period. Along with being horrible on hard pack snow as well. If any of them had been running actual snow tires, they probably would have done better than the mud tires (on the ice). But typically, unless you have studs, rubber and ice don't mix.
#19
Originally Posted by Huck271
What happen to your winch? What model do you have?
Huck
Last edited by ChopN; 01-08-2012 at 05:54 PM.
#20
Originally Posted by Stuka
Mud tires are horrible on ice, period. Along with being horrible on hard pack snow as well. If any of them had been running actual snow tires, they probably would have done better than the mud tires (on the ice). But typically, unless you have studs, rubber and ice don't mix.