2wd and snow
#2
Last winter I had my recon out in the snow, and the only problem was my tires were bald and I had to keep it reved high to go up any steep hills. I can't wait for the first huge snow fall, so I can do some jumps (snow softens the landing), and test out my sur-traks.
#3
more agressive tires for sure, my freind Rick put Wooley Boogers on the back of his Kawasaki Prairie 300 two wheel drive and it made a HUGE difference in were he could and could not go, sometimes i question my choice of a more expensive 4x4.
#4
A 2wd in snow will be fine as long as it isn't too deep.
Try tire chains...they work well in snow, or you could put studs in the tires but I don't know if they will work on quads with factory tires.
But studs are more for ice...the chains would be better.
Try tire chains...they work well in snow, or you could put studs in the tires but I don't know if they will work on quads with factory tires.
But studs are more for ice...the chains would be better.
#5
Throw a set of chains on and youll be amazed where you can go my uncle has an old kawasaki 2wd and i put chains on last winter and was amazed where it could go with a little wieght on the rear i was plowing thruough drifts up over the racks no prob
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