230 in the snow
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230 in the snow
i was just wondering if anyone else has a lt230 that they ride in the snow
my problem is the tires spin to much i cant get a real good traction my friends
honda 250ex will blast threw any snow in any gear but on mine i have to be in 4th to get any good traction mt tires arnet that bad at all so i dont know whats wrong
my problem is the tires spin to much i cant get a real good traction my friends
honda 250ex will blast threw any snow in any gear but on mine i have to be in 4th to get any good traction mt tires arnet that bad at all so i dont know whats wrong
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230 in the snow
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: zz8t
i got some taller tires on my buggy that i dont use in the winter if i tosed
thoes on would it decrease the tire spin</end quote></div>
Yes. Diameter is more important than width concerning traction. A 1 mile wide tire that is only 2 inches high won't get you anywhere. A 1 mile tall tire would run over anything, even if its only an inch wide.
i got some taller tires on my buggy that i dont use in the winter if i tosed
thoes on would it decrease the tire spin</end quote></div>
Yes. Diameter is more important than width concerning traction. A 1 mile wide tire that is only 2 inches high won't get you anywhere. A 1 mile tall tire would run over anything, even if its only an inch wide.
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230 in the snow
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: zz8t
well its tough to get going because i like to pull my friends on sleds and snowboards where i live its flat so its the only sledding we can do</end quote></div>
Put the biggest tires on you have and tie ropes around the tires n rim to act like paddles. Dont use chains unless you do a good job, if chains comes off it could be a safety hazard. Ropes probably wont hurt much.
well its tough to get going because i like to pull my friends on sleds and snowboards where i live its flat so its the only sledding we can do</end quote></div>
Put the biggest tires on you have and tie ropes around the tires n rim to act like paddles. Dont use chains unless you do a good job, if chains comes off it could be a safety hazard. Ropes probably wont hurt much.
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