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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
good snow rubbers
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[QUOTE="mclean, post: 452079, member: 293"] Yeah I would have a winter set of rims and rubber and studs are nice up here because it gets so cold that they can't salt the roads so half the winter we are driving on an inch of very very packed in snow (may as well be ice). The studs help on lighter vehicles but I was curious as how they last with 8000lbs [/QUOTE]
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