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of late I've been lacking with traction. i have been stuck in the mud 5 times in the last week. and it will just be on top of the ground. i have Firestone destination AT 285/75/16E tires, they have good tread left. when i get stuck only 1 tire will spin front and rear, and the truck has a positive rear end. what can i do to help this? most of the time all it takes is a small pull and im good, Saturday i backed a trailer up unloaded then could not move an inch. what is the problem tires rear end?
some said i need to get mt tires and a Aussie locker, or a Detroit Tru Trac. i dont mud but i work in fields on the farm all the time, and my truck empty is +8000lbs with the front end very heavy with the diesel and a warn m12000 up there. i tow all the time and i do not want the truck to grab in turns when im towing. so what do you think?
and like all others im not looking to brake the bank on up grades.
I agree you need something with more "bite" Dont go all out and by Toyo MT's when they will runn you well over 1200-1400 bucks I like my Goodyear Duratracs on my F-150 they pull damn good, I go places in 2wd i was getting stuck in 4wd with the old Nitto's, another option is the Sooper STT's they will both pull decent, I cant tell you the life expectancy on the Goodyear's yet because i have only had them maybe 3-4000 mile's the review's were of people stating they were getting 50-60000 out of them. The cooper STT's will get similar number's
A locked front will make it hard to drive while it is locked in, (least it did on 38's with no power steering) If you have a Posi trac rear then both tire's should pull...
ok, i guess i will just do fluid on the rear, and look at the lockers.
most of the time in 4x4 i do need to turn to back a trailer up or drive through a field, but only having one will pulling is killing me as the front axles weighs 4650lbs and it sinks.
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